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 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, everybody. So welcome back to PWP. I just wanted to really quick before we get into

the episode, let you guys know that I think I

asked for reviews a lot on my podcast. And I just went through and I do this periodically,

but I just want to mention it. I went through and read like a lot of recent reviews that were on the

podcast. And it just means the absolute world. I just want to thank you guys so much

for those who have written a review. It truly means the world. It truly helps this podcast

rank better. It helps me get better guests on for you. It helps me like show up in my best

energy for you. So and I'm also just like such a words person. So thank you so much. I just really appreciate it. And yeah,

I don't know what to say other than it means the world. So thank you very much.

That being said, we're going to dive into the topic of this episode. And today's episode,

as you can kind of know from the title, it's all about is the industry of photography oversaturated. And it's claimed a lot.

And it actually, all of this started, this entire episode and this idea for us, started with a

thread that I posted. So like the new app threads, kind of like Twitter. Anyway, and so the thread

that I posted went something like this. I said, everyone claims oversaturation

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