I recently completed a project of 1,000 Australian restaurant leads with personal phone numbers for a client. After delivering the work, the client pointed out that they had sent an updated message changing the ICP (Ideal Customer Profile). Unfortunately, I had missed that message and worked on the previous requirements. My first thought was, "Three days of hard work... gone." But instead of making excuses or blaming the client, I accepted that I had missed the update. I apologized, asked for a little more time, and rebuilt the list according to the new ICP—at no extra cost. Sometimes freelancing isn't just about finding leads or delivering data. It's about taking responsibility, maintaining trust, and building long-term relationships. If you were in my position, what would you have done? A) Asked the client to pay for the new list. B) Delivered the revised list for free and treated it as a lesson. I'd love to hear your thoughts.