“When I was working as a private photo editor, it used to take me about, I could edit about 300 images of a wedding in one hour. But when I was editing a corporate event, it would take me like an hour to do like 75 to 85 pictures.”

Christy Johnson · The Dream Biz® Podcast | Anti-Hustle Business Strategies for Creative Entrepreneurs · 224 | Why Running a Business with ADHD is So Hard and How to Set Yourself Up For Success

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set a work boundary to stop taking corporate photo-editing jobs because they cost more time and money than wedding edits

300 images per hour (weddings) vs 75-85 images per hour (corporate events)

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