In this episode we talk about the pro's and cons of being rigid and flexible with your day to day schedule and how that can impact your timeline on delivering photo or video files to clients. We also talk about how adding pressure or more things to our plate can be a great way to fight procrastination as it lights a fire underneath us to get things done on time. We also get into some things Aaron and I refuse to push or sacrifice regardless of what comes up. These are known by the recent buzzword "non-negotiables".

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Big shoutout to this week's #TPMartwork feature @spencerlee808 with his stunning composite astro shot of a scene from the PNW. We love when astro shots aren't overkilled in the edit and hold true to the natural sky, just like this photo! Congratulations Spencer! Be sure to check out more of his work and keep submitting to the hashtag for your chance to have your image featured and talked about on a future episode!

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