#39: How to Set the Timeline for a Boutique Portrait Order

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I have often heard from photographers that they feel tremendous pressure to turn their client artwork around quickly. It seems like you are overserving your clients the faster you deliver their photos, doesn't it? Well…not exactly. If you're feeling the pressure to turn your orders around faster, you don't want to miss this episode. I'll reposition how you look at the timeline of a boutique client so that you can stop feeling so stressed and set realistic expectations for YOU and YOUR client on when their portrait order will be delivered. Let's do this!

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