Last year I was constantly fighting with papers. I would print out my client’s questionnaire (which, by the way was about 15 pages long) as well as their timeline (add 2-3 more pages) and in addition to all of my photography gear it would just ultimately cause me to feel like I was fumbling with a bunch of junk. I felt like I didn’t look organized to my couples or their guests. I felt like I was constantly trying to find clothes that had pockets deep enough to hold a small book of folded paperwork. It was just too much to handle.

Over the past 7 years of being in business I’ve learned a lot about myself and how my brain processes information so I can hit a stride with working on projects. I get distracted easily, so I can’t work with music or the TV on in the background. I have to stop for frequent breaks so give my brain a second to unload. I have a tendency to focus INTENSELY HARD on one single project all day long, otherwise I feel scattered. Even the smallest little thing out of place bothers me until I fix it.

There are so many different areas where you can optimize your YouTube channels, and each and every location is just as important as the one before and after it. If you can find a location to share the purpose of your channel, what you’re sharing, outbound links (website, social media, opt-in freebies, etc) then I would definitely suggest using it! Our video below takes you through my own YouTube channel so you’re able to see where you can update this.

Sometimes I want to push certain images, videos, or post content to my Pinterest page so I can save them for later, or categorize them for my records. But how in the world do you easily save IG content to Pinterest? It’s pretty easy, actually!