As a trained and professional graphic designer, who get to design and work for various categories of clients, either on social media or physically. Sometimes, some clients who have a little knowledge of design from architecture, urban and regional planning, building and fine art also claim to know about graphics design and tend to ruin your design plan by chipping in their own odd ideas on the design, like the colour, text and visuals. Even when your design is apparently luxury and exclusive. Your portfolio of design and reputation is ruined when other designer sees them. Some clients also think it's just about moving your mouse spontaneously around the monitor until you come up with a final design. So they price you less than your work load, been ignorant of the fact that an excellent graphic design is conceived from a critical "thought process" and brainstorming. After spending hours or days to come up with an amazing design,some clients make you go back to the drawing board not knowing you have other clients to work for and you have to keep to time. You as a professional graphic designer may start to doubt your potentials. Is this a normal attitude in this profession, or there's a manual on how to deal or work with such categories of clients?.