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- From: rjriley@rjriley.com (Ronald J. Riley)
- Subject: [Patents] Client Technical Effect
- Date: Mon, 8 Oct 2001 07:42:40 -0700
Having operated consulting and engineering businesses for many years, I have
on several occasions found myself in a rather awkward situation. The problem
being that I would inadvertently allow one client or industry to become too
large of a percentage of my total cash flow. I learned the hard way to make
sure that this did not happen, for when it did the "technical effect" was to
allow those clients to own me. I found I was like a puppet, and that they
were pulling the strings.
Breaking their grip was inevitably a painful process. I have to admit that I
have seen numerous examples of people who did not mind the "technical
effect" of being owned, mind, body, and soul.
Ronald J. Riley www.rjriley.com
- [Patents] Client Technical Effect, Ronald J. Riley
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