Jason continues the conversation about feedback and expectations, then pivots into a key operational lesson: iterations and checks. Using real experiences managing freelancers, he explains why fast, frequent updates beat "big batch" deliveries every time, and how lack of transparency creates stress, wasted effort, and broken trust.

What You'll Learn In This Episode:

Why "batching" work until the last minute creates stress, rework, and distrust.
How fast iterations and frequent checks keep projects aligned and moving.
The difference between a top performer and a "black cloud" teammate in execution.
What transparency looks like in real work: mockups, previews, updates, and questions.
How silence and non-responsiveness make leaders wonder if work is even happening.
Why getting feedback early protects both the worker and the customer.
How to build one-piece flow thinking into communication and deliverables
The mindset shifts from "turn in perfect work once" to "show progress and adjust".

If you want to apply this immediately, start one habit today: send progress updates early and often. Don't wait until you think it's perfect. Show the draft, ask the questions, get the check, and adjust. That's how you build trust, protect the schedule, and become the person everyone wants to work with.

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