Quote by Jay Chiat

My real talent was for losing clients.

My real talent was for losing clients.

Summary

This quote implies that the person speaking sees losing clients as their skill or proficiency rather than retaining them. It suggests that they are more adept at pushing clients away or failing to maintain long-term professional relationships. This could indicate that the individual may struggle with communication, trust-building, client management, or possibly self-sabotage in their profession.

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