Analyze what you know.
Ask yourself these questions. Do you know the reason why your customer is canceling? Is this a surprise for you or do you already know the issue? Can the issue be solved?
Look deeper why weren’t you able to get in front of the issue earlier, what attempts to solve have you already made (because there is no use trying those again), and consider what you haven’t already tried.
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