Episode description
In this episode I share with you what I considered to be an epic fail and my most challenging photoshoot. Oddly enough it had nothing to do with the client. I share with you what happens when you lose control of your shoot and when you loose control of your space, your physical and your professional space. I'll also share the important lessons I've learned and the steps I've taken to ensure that I maintain control of future shoots.
{4:36} This day was about the client and it ended up that this person just took all of the attention or most of the attention away from the client and that is what bothered me the most.
{5:17} This person was someone who, for two, maybe three years, we've had a business relationship, and I have been in her place of business.
{15:17} ... to know that I have to write this into a contract now because of someone's behavior, is just extremely unfortunate, but I don't want this to happen again and the reason I'm discussing this with you ...I want you to see what happens when you lose control of your space.
{20:46} Sometimes there's a negative outcome no matter which way you choose to go. In this case, I chose to sever a relationship with someone I had been doing business with for a number of years. But I have to tell you, I feel great about my decision.
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