Sometimes it's better to let them go...

I'm aware that this post would most likely go unread but I'll write it anyway.

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Getting a new freelancing client is awesome and I doubt there's any freelancer out there that doesn't like the feeling. The project gives you a reason to keep moving and the sense of accomplishment that accompanies completing a task gives you the motivation to keep learning and doing.

Unfortunately, it isn't always a bed of roses. There are times when clients become unhappy. If you're lucky, they give you a reason why and you're able to sort it out. This time, I wasn't given a reason why so I'll probably never know what went wrong. It's not like I'm judging them or anything, it's just that as a freelancer, situations like this can be frustrating. You want to help but they don't say anything. It's almost as if they expect you to read their minds but they don't understand that you're a freelancer and not a mind reader.

Sometimes, it's better to let them go instead of allowing the uncertainty to eat you up.

Have you ever felt this way before?