Draft the cadence-change message to a client
Drafts the message proposing a cadence reduction or schedule change to a specific client — framing the rationale, offering an alternative, and protecting the relationship.
In / outPlanned cadence change + client context → client-ready message proposing the shift
You might say…
“I knew what I needed to say but kept worrying I'd damage the relationship if I got the wording wrong.”
What it does
Given a planned cadence reduction or schedule shift that needs the client's agreement, drafts the message that proposes the change while protecting the relationship — framing the rationale, offering an alternative, and preserving perceived attentiveness. Used when a rebalancing decision requires client buy-in rather than a silent internal adjustment.
Trigger: Use when a rebalancing decision requires client buy-in rather than a silent internal adjustment — you know what you need but need the words.
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