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In this episode of The Photographer’s Couch, I’m recording from the car with a real-time lesson I just had to share. A client interaction left me frustrated, but what it really revealed was something bigger: the importance of slowing down before reacting.
I share how dropping the ball on communication not only cost us a potential client but also gave me an opportunity to reflect on what “good business” really looks like. Instead of rushing to defend myself, I realized the power of pausing, listening, and giving both myself and others a little grace.
Whether you’re running a business, managing family life, or just navigating everyday conversations, this episode is a reminder that taking a breath before you respond can completely change the outcome.
✨ Takeaway: Sometimes the best response is found in the pause.
By Megan GioeliIn this episode of The Photographer’s Couch, I’m recording from the car with a real-time lesson I just had to share. A client interaction left me frustrated, but what it really revealed was something bigger: the importance of slowing down before reacting.
I share how dropping the ball on communication not only cost us a potential client but also gave me an opportunity to reflect on what “good business” really looks like. Instead of rushing to defend myself, I realized the power of pausing, listening, and giving both myself and others a little grace.
Whether you’re running a business, managing family life, or just navigating everyday conversations, this episode is a reminder that taking a breath before you respond can completely change the outcome.
✨ Takeaway: Sometimes the best response is found in the pause.