Have you set up the proper workflows for your business to efficiently operate, so that you can spend more time with the people you love?In episode 292 of the Bokeh Podcast, Chip Gillespie shares the important principals behind creating workflows for every aspect of your photography business, allowing you to spend less time working in your business. Listen in as he shares his experience as a wedding photographer and how creating workflows led him to creating StompSoftware!The Bokeh Podcast is brought to you by Photographer’s Edit: Custom Editing for the Wedding and Portrait Photographer. You can also subscribe to the Bokeh podcast on the Apple podcast app, follow on Spotify, add to your playlist on Stitcher, or listen on Overcast.Brand Position: Connecting on a personal level with clients that continues to being them back and refer their friends. (2:54)Advice for Photographers: Choose your clients wisely. (7:35)Technique for Time: Build boundaries, create a dedicated work space, (12:35)Book Recommendation: (22:32)Rework by Jason Fried - bit.ly/bp-reworkRemote by Jason Fried - bit.ly/bp-remoteStart with Why by Simon Sinek - bit.ly/bp-startwithwhyThe Gear Bag: (25:36)Sewing Kit - bit.ly/bp-sewingkitSuperglue - bit.ly/bp-superglueBartender Style Bottle Opener - bit.ly/bp-bottleopenerWhat is a Workflow? A set of tasks that get you from where you are to where you want to be. (28:34)Photography Business Workflows: (31:33)1. Marketing Workflow2. Pre-shoot Workflow3. Editing WorkflowThe Importance of Efficiency: Removing all unnecessary steps. (38:27)Streamlining Communication: Canned Emails & CRMs (40:00)Mentioned: Jenny CorbitMaintain Your Brand (43:00)You’re not Superman & you can’t do everything. (50:15)Links:chipgillespie.cominstagram.com/chipgillespieweddingsStompsoftware.cominstagram.com/stompsoftwareBlogStompAlbumStompAlbumPrufr