Has your business been impacted by unexpected slower seasons?In episode 353 of the Bokeh Podcast, David and Whitney Scott join us to open up about their experience in business after the Joplin Tornado Tragedy, along with how the impacts are similar to what they're experiencing with COVID-19. Listen in as they share steps you can take to still serve your clients and community, even when your business slows down.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.Based in: Northwest Arkansas (2:07)Client Experience: Present yourself as an equal. (5:17)Brand Position: Fun, generous, and expensive. (10:55)Technique for Time: Limiting themselves to 1-2 clients per week. (17:33)Delegating Your Work: Accounting and Projects (24:00)Book Recommendations: (32:15)4 Hour Work Week - bit.ly/bp-4hrA Real Life by Ferenc Máté - bit.ly/bp-areallifeBokehbookshelf.comThe Joplin Tornado Tragedy (37:38)The Importance of Giving Back to the Community (46:55)When Business Slows Down: (51:00)1. Look for ways to serve the community at large.2. Be intentional with your plan as a business to make improvements on your business.3. Work on the relationships with your clients.Tip: Support small businesses by purchasing gifts for your clients; this also shows your clients that you’re thinking of them during this time.LinksWhitneyscottphotography.cominstagram.com/whitneyscottphotographyBlack River Imaging3xmsolution.comfacebook.com/3xmsolution3xm Insiders Facebook Group - facebook.com/groups/121075548461035Tribe of 5 - tribeof5.comAmy & Tavis Episode 79 - bit.ly/bp-79 For information regarding your data privacy, visit Acast.com/privacy