Credit discussions go well when the borrower controls the narrative with preparation rather than reacting to the lender's checklist. The work that matters happens in the weeks before the meeting, not in the meeting itself. A lender forms a view of a business in the first twenty minutes of reviewing a file. By the time you are in the room, most of the decision has already taken shape. Preparation is how you influence that view before it hardens.
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