That may be one difference. But having been a pro who got paid for
giving advice about things that matter to a client, what being a pro has
always meant to was to make sure that I was
1) Never giving advice you were not certain of; and
2) Always ready to say "I don't know, but I'll find out;" and
3) Always ready to say "Not within my expertise, let's ask xxx:" and
4) Always ready to hire xxx to get the right answer if I was contracted
to do it, or if the client was willing to pay for it.
73, Jim K9YC
On Fri,12/30/2016 4:59 PM, Don Wilhelm wrote:
I would differ from that a little bit. The difference between the
amateur and the pro is that the pro knows how to conceal his mistakes.
Take it from a former woodworking pro.
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