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By: Fiona Boyd

Fiona Boyd — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 22:38:44 +0000

Hi Ray, glad you enjoyed the post. Yes, it's usually a shock when the honeymoon is over – and then it's time to roll up the sleeves and commence the next lot of 'real work', the work you do that isn't fuelled by seeing your world through rosey glasses. I like your term 'first brick wall of business' – it certainly does feel like that when it happens, however it's important for newcomers to know that this is a stage and does not spell the end – in can fact I see it as the real beginning after the glamour and fun have burned off. Clienteerhub looks more gorgeous and interesting as each week goes by. The Adobe interview is fanastic, and Dawna is brilliant. Really happy to talk about the good work you guys are doing – it's groundbreaking and very necessary. Fiona

By: Ray

Ray — Thu, 22 Jul 2010 21:54:46 +0000

Hi Fiona & David I enjoyed this post and it is a timely reminder that the honeymoon does not last. In Shirlaws business coaching language we describe this as the first brick wall of business. The way through tends to be some sort of further investment, time/people/money etc This really commits you to the next phase. Thanks also for your kind words about clienteerhub. Matt and Tim have done a great job in bringing the idea to life.

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