Listen carefully to all client feedback to understand their needs. Explain the value and purpose of your innovative ideas clearly. Find common ground between client needs and your vision. Show examples or case studies to back up your ideas. Adapt ideas slightly if needed, without losing core innovation. Stay confident and consistent in your approach.

All ideas, no matter how refined or tested are subject to refinements once they go live in the market. While listening to conflicting opinions from clients can be daunting at first, it might lead to discovering different needs or even segments. This situation is a ripe subject to conduct use case and use experience workshops to fine tune or get more out of a valued innovation.

By approaching the situation with patience, transparency, and a focus on collaboration, we can navigate conflicting feedback while staying true to your innovative ideas. Some of my ideas point is given below, 1. Listen Actively and Understand the Concerns 2. Clarify the Value and Vision 3. Be Open to Adaptation without Compromising Core Values 4. Back Up Your Ideas with Data and Research 5. Frame Feedback as a Collaboration 6. Establish Clear Expectations and Boundaries 7. Stay Confident but Humble 8. Use a Pilot Approach 9. Focus on the Bigger Picture

To have a Common ground with your Client; 1. Communicate properly to know what the common issue is 3. Act on the possible way to get through it 2. Explain the approach to your clients