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I can tell you that I will schedule a second time, but when it happens that the second appointment is kicked to the curb, I am ready to go on to the next person.
Am I being too unforgiving?
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I think your process/way of thinking is fair.
It makes me think. During the last couple of months I've had at least two people cancel appointments and promise to reschedule. I've even seen them face-to-face since -- but still no word of when we may actually get together to learn more about one another.
Perhaps they really did not want to move our business relationship along in the first place.
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