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To expand on Brandon's comment - there's a misunderstanding that you need a separate email address/team member for each client. While this was true many years ago, CW did at least update so that a single team member can be created which can be added to any number of client accounts.
So my SOP is to have my me@business.com email for my primary CW admin account, then me+cwteam@business.com as the email for my team member. I then give this team member full privileges on my own servers and have clients add it to their servers.
Then I do all my day-to-day admin work from my team member login so I never have to switch accounts, whether working on my own or clients' servers - except to do very high-level admin changes to my own account which may not be available to team member accounts.