You're listening to Nathan Chansky, and this is the Passion with Purpose podcast.

Hello to all you creators, dreamers, and doers out there. I'm Nathan Chansky, photographer, business coach, and your host.

After starting my photography business and nearly giving up after a rough first couple of

years, with God's help, I transformed my business and became the multi-six-figure business owner

here with you today. I'm here to drop weekly episodes full of everything I've learned in the

process while bringing on some of the biggest experts in the industry. This podcast is for

photographers, creatives, and anyone wanting to build a business

and life of your fullest God-given potential. Welcome to the show, my friend.

All right, welcome back to the show, my friend. So as you may have heard from the title,

today we're going to be talking about the topic of client conflict and the idea of potentially getting poor feedback from your clients.

And I feel like coming to the end of the year or close to the end of the year, it's like the

perfect time of year to talk, or sorry, yeah, it's the perfect time of year to talk about this. It's really interesting because this time of year for me, I don't know, for a lot of you, but is definitely like a slower time of year. And a lot of the, you know, wedding, shooting, and the just kind of, you know, whatever else you have going on.

For me, a lot of it is like my education and my coaching program and, you know, my launch season.

So all of that is pretty much done for me at this point in the year, except right now,

like when I'm recording this, I'm recording this in November at the end of November.

So it's like right during my Black Friday sale, which is like my last little like push slash launch of the year. But it's really nice. And this is

just like a random little tip for any of you is I've found that it's been really helpful for me

to kind of take my December's really slow slash completely off. I found that it is actually like so incredibly

healing to do that just because it gives me just space and it gives me time to really just be

human again and just to be honestly and just to be still. And I have more time to press into my spiritual and more personal

home life more than usual. And it's not like I do no work whatsoever in December, but it's

definitely slower. And it forces me to kind of pause and look around. And I would say small the daisies more, but like there's

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