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Josh Doody
@joshdoody · Author, Developer, Maker
Hi Product Hunt! I wrote this book because many of my friends, colleagues, and clients were intimidated by email even though it was a huge part of their jobs.
I could see signs of imposter syndrome in my freelancer and consultant friends who work with big clients expecting very professional, polished communications. And they had trouble writing difficult e… See more
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Josh Doody
@joshdoody · Author, Developer, Maker
Hi Product Hunt! I wrote this book because many of my friends, colleagues, and clients were intimidated by email even though it was a huge part of their jobs.
I could see signs of imposter syndrome in my freelancer and consultant friends who work with big clients expecting very professional, polished communications. And they had trouble writing difficult e… See more
Ashley Baxter
@iamashley · Company Director, Insurance By Jack
I used one of the templates in this book to politely turn down work I wasn't currently interested in doing, without severing my relationship with my client. I've now cleared my schedule of unwanted work and can get back to focusing on what's important to me. Best of all, all of my clients responded very politely, so I don't think I've burnt any bridges. Chee… See more
Christopher Hawkins
@chris_hawk · Creator, Chasing Product
Helping freelancers level-up their e-mail game is sure to keep clients happy, and I'm with Ashley in that I've used the "turning down work" template to make MYSELF happy. But, I have a few clients who could stand to be better e-mail communicators, themselves. Would MBE be an appropriate resource for me to recommend to my own clients?