The reputation has to be priority.

And when you start introducing clients that aren't supportive of what you do, who you are,

and even things like providing material, you could be doing this as an investment to your future or as a marketing job.

But now you're in a position where you put out a product that you're not happy with.

Okay, you did all this work, you took this large concession, you're not making any money money you thought you could market it and now it's a product that you don't want to market

what's it guys welcome back to modern craftsmen today i want to talk about what you would walk away

from a job for this conversation that's come up quite a bit. And even recently, we've walked away from

some jobs that just weren't the right fit for us. And, you know, I know we all struggle with it.

We get, you know, emotionally tied to clients and projects. And we're in the midst of it. And we,

you know, and it's just not going well. well well i think that there's a real case to to

have in terms of walking away when it makes sense uh and you're going to hear some examples that both

tyler and i have have worked through hear about some jobs that we ultimately did walk away from, even some jobs that I

wish I walked away from that I didn't.

And what all of this has to do with the reputation and the bigger picture.

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