Fall is the busiest season for most photographers—but that doesn’t mean it’s the most profitable. In this episode of The Work Between, we’re unpacking the five most common Fall mistakes that cost photographers thousands. From unnecessary discounts to overbooking, underpricing minis, and not charging for rushes or weekends, these are the pitfalls we’ve seen (and made) ourselves. You’ll walk away knowing exactly what to shift—no matter where you’re at in the season—so you can protect your peace and your profit. Whether you’re just starting out or already fully booked, this one’s for you. What We Cover: The difference between being busy and being profitable How one small mistake can snowball into burnout What to do when you’re already full (but still getting inquiries) How to fix Fall, even if you’ve already made a few of these mistakes The tools we use to course-correct mid-season 🎙 Listen now on Apple, Spotify, or anywhere you get your podcasts.Don’t forget to join the MOTIV waitlist for early access and exclusive bonuses → https://www.theprofitableportraitsocietyeducation.com/get-motiv We each built 300k photography businesses, and now we’re sharing exactly how we did it.If this episode made you think “why has no one said this before?” you're not alone. Send it to your photography bestie. Post it to your stories. Leave a review. Not because we asked—but because you wish someone had sent it to you sooner. And if your brain feels like a browser with 47 tabs open...MOTIV is the dashboard we created to quiet the noise and help you actually run your business. The strategy, structure, and systems you’ve been missing? They’re all in there.Start here: https://www.theprofitableportraitsocietyeducation.com/get-motivAllison → lentillephotography.com / @lentillephotographyJenny → jennycrugerphotography.com / @jennycrugerphotography Hosted by Simplecast, an AdsWizz company. See pcm.adswizz.com for information about our collection and use of personal data for advertising.

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