<div class="floatright">(https://www.gannett-cdn.com/-mm-/eda0939bf9716bbdabc82a495264f5fe04a93ac1/c=0-82-877-575/local/-/media/2016/01/23/USATODAY/usatsports/olivia-wilde-22.jpg?width=3200&amp;height=1680&amp;fit=crop)</div><br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 11pt;">"Heh. Precisely Peter."</span>Olivia offers a fairly quick and conclusive response to Peter's enthusiasm. Sure enough... Jaclyn seems to be a bit more reluctant to give a final yes. Time... ah time. The enemy of the quick sales pitch. Looking to put your mark on the spot to make a decision is a big part of that, but in an instance like this, pushing for it can actually be quite counter productive. It would have been easy for Olivia to hum and haw, to argue time tables or to ask Jaclyn if she really needed to go through all the stages. But then, Olivia was opening herself up to more scrutiny than she cared for.<br/><br/>The facts were that the numbers were solid.<br/><br/>The scheme was solid.<br/><br/>Olivia had nothing to lose in letting Jaclyn take her time.<br/><br/><span class="bbc_size" style="font-size: 11pt;">"And Jaclyn-... of course. We're at your disposal here so help yourself to whatever you need. I look forward to the answer you both come up with. And... honestly, if you decide the project isn't for you, I understand wholeheartedly. If there's one thing I've found about the world in projects like these... someone always steps up. So yes-! Take the day, by all means, and let me know when you've reached a decision. I'll have my people ready to move whatever you decide! Thank you both, again... so much."</span><br/><br/>And with that... Olivia extended a hand toward Peter, and Jaclyn for a customary post-meeting shake.<br/><br/>