Tip: Too Much Beats Too Little.

#UrbanSafetyist Tip to Fellow Professional Safety Creators:

Let clients say u are doing TOO much and that u need to slow down rather than accuse u of doing too LITTLE and needing to pick up the pace.

I just posted this on my UrbanSafetyist Facebook page.




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