Growth isn’t always comfortable—it often comes from tough lessons. Like many companies, we’ve had moments where things didn’t go as planned. One early mistake was underestimating how much time a project would take. The result? A rushed job and an unhappy client.



That experience taught us to respect realistic timelines and communicate them clearly. We now plan better and involve the client every step of the way. Another lesson came when we tried to grow too fast. We added services we weren’t fully ready to offer, hoping to capture new business.

Instead, it diluted our quality and strained our team. We’ve since learned that it’s better to do fewer things exceptionally well. We also underestimated the power of asking for feedback. For a while, we only heard from clients when things went wrong.

Once we started actively seeking reviews and listening closely, everything changed. We improved processes, fixed pain points, and built stronger relationships. A tough but valuable lesson was learning to say no.

Saying yes to every opportunity spread us too thin. Now we focus on work that aligns with our strengths and values. Every stumble has helped us grow, and we’re better for it. Mistakes aren’t failures—they’re feedback.