Nicole Olson's guest appearances

Nicole Olson

Practical Intuition with Kay

Take It Personally

Joshilyn Jackson

Shannon Miles

Charlie Hoehn

Devorah Heitner

Julie Lythcott-Haims

Jocelyn Sams

Christine Tremoulet

Mark McGuinness

Jonathan Fields

Katherine Reynolds Lewis

Dan Weissmann

Sarah Davis

Emily Flake

Erik Orton

Blake Boles

OwlTail

Nicole Olson is a South Dakota photographer and private editor who loves helping burnt out creatives achieve freedom in their business. She has taken her 10+ years in the photography industry and seen that burnout is a common problem for photographers and can often be solved by  outsourcing to make more time for themselves, their business, or their social life.  Nicole recently made this transition in her business to include editing as one of her services and loves to help other photographers, along with having more freedom and time for her own family. In this episode, we dive into how Nicole made this transition, what it looks like for photographers to outsource their editing, and so much more. Here are some of the main talking points from my conversation with Nicole:  How Nicole transitioned to being a private editor What working with an editor actually looks like The types of clients Nicole works with Nicole’s editing process and creative control Pricing/cost with hiring an editor How hiring an editor can make you more money What to look for when looking to hire an editor (and where to even start) How Nicole sends her photos to clients/the tech side of things Consistency and edits Nicole often makes Things you can be doing to help Lightroom run better Nicole's personal preferences for editing How culling could also be handed off to an editor How overdelivering a gallery can actually overwhelm a client  I love what Nicole does within her business and when it comes to editing, and this conversation was so interesting to learn more! If you are curious to learn about hiring an editor, you can connect with Nicole on social media @photosbynicolemarie or on her website here. Full show notes  here Some of the best conversations happen after the show in my private Facebook group, Take It Personally Podcast. Click here to join in!

Nicole Olson is a South Dakota photographer and private editor who loves helping burnt out creatives achieve freedom in their business. She has taken her 10+ years in the photography industry and seen that burnout is a common problem for photographers and can often be solved by <a href="https://www.maddiepeschong.com/are-you-ready-to-outsource-heres-how-to-start/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> outsourcing</a> to make more time for themselves, their business, or their social life.  Nicole recently made this transition in her business to include editing as one of her services and loves to help other photographers, along with having more freedom and time for her own family. In this episode, we dive into how Nicole made this transition, what it looks like for photographers to outsource their editing, and so much more. Here are some of the main talking points from my conversation with Nicole: <ul> <li>How Nicole transitioned to being a private editor</li> <li>What working with an editor actually looks like</li> <li>The types of clients Nicole works with</li> <li>Nicole’s editing process and creative control</li> <li>Pricing/cost with hiring an editor</li> <li>How hiring an editor can make you more money</li> <li>What to look for when looking to hire an editor (and where to even start)</li> <li>How Nicole sends her photos to clients/the tech side of things</li> <li>Consistency and edits Nicole often makes</li> <li>Things you can be doing to help Lightroom run better</li> <li>Nicole's personal preferences for editing</li> <li>How culling could also be handed off to an editor</li> <li>How overdelivering a gallery can actually overwhelm a client</li> </ul> I love what Nicole does within her business and when it comes to editing, and this conversation was so interesting to learn more! If you are curious to learn about hiring an editor, you can connect with Nicole on social media <a href="https://www.instagram.com/photosbynicolemarie/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">@photosbynicolemarie</a> or on her website <a href="https://photosbynicolemarie.net/" rel="noreferrer noopener nofollow" target="_blank">here</a>. Full show notes <a href="https://www.maddiepeschong.com/why-photographers-should-outsource-their-editing-with-nicole-olson/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank"> here</a> Some of the best conversations happen after the show in my private Facebook group, Take It Personally Podcast. <a href="https://www.facebook.com/groups/takeitpersonally/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">Click here</a> to join in!

#49: Why Photographers Should Outsource Their Editing with Nicole Olson

When he was just five years old and a child in preschool, Nicole Olson's son was suffering. Lots of changes were going on in his world, and in the midst of dealing with them he "lost his personality." Nicole had thought that, if only she checked all the right boxes and pushed him into all the right activities, academic and otherwise, that he'd be fine. When she discovered that was not the case, she felt about the biggest load of parental guilt that one could feel… That sad, depressed 5-year-old is now 14 and thriving. Today's episode shares their story, and will feel so relevant for you if you worry at all about how your child will learn to get along in this world. We share about a million links, so click weturnedoutokay.com/185 to grab them, and to sign up for the Streamline Your Mornings 5-Day Free Challenge, which starts in less than a week! Click here to find out more about the Ninja Parenting Community, the place where I help parents solve their toughest challenges every day.

When he was just five years old and a child in preschool, Nicole Olson's son was suffering. Lots of changes were going on in his world, and in the midst of dealing with them he "lost his personality." Nicole had thought that, if only she checked all the right boxes and pushed him into all the right activities, academic and otherwise, that he'd be fine. When she discovered that was not the case, she felt about the biggest load of parental guilt that one could feel… That sad, depressed 5-year-old is now 14 and thriving. Today's episode shares their story, and will feel so relevant for you if you worry at all about how your child will learn to get along in this world. We share about a million links, so click <a href="http://weturnedoutokay.com/185" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">weturnedoutokay.com/185</a> to grab them, and to sign up for the Streamline Your Mornings 5-Day Free Challenge, which starts in less than a week! <a href="https://Weturnedoutokay.com/why-NPC" rel="noopener nofollow" target="_blank">Click here</a> to find out more about the Ninja Parenting Community, the place where I help parents solve their toughest challenges every day.

185: "What is your own heart telling you" about your child's education? A conversation with Mom, Blogger, and Teacher Nicole Olson