I'm going to be honest here.  Sometimes you're going to get a client that is going to be a jerk.  In the 14+ years I've been working for myself, I have come across only two clients that fall into that category.  I know that doesn't seem like a lot, but I don't work with a huge volume of people so two is a big number for me.  For other businesses who may work for hundreds of clients in a month, that number can grow exponentially.

So, what am I talking about in this blog?  I'm talking about how you can identify the jerk client and what you should do about it.  Let's get into it.

I really didn't feel like I wanted to blog here on my new website.  When you do a lot of work for other people, you tend to not want to do it for yourself.  And lately I've been doing a ton of writing for others.  It's kind of like when I was in college.  I was an English major, so I was constantly reading something.  A book, a play, poetry, articles... everything.  And when you're fully concentrated on the work aspect of reading, you tend to lose the enjoyment aspect of reading.

At least, that's how I feel.