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i would have to say knowing it helps others and it helps me keep track too
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Hot 'N Sexy TexasMama
First of all - I t hink I'm burnt out and that may be part of why I'm writing this.
I spent yesterday photographing 10 lingerie items...just spent an hour editing the photos and still have to take pictures of me IN the item even though ... more
I spent yesterday photographing 10 lingerie items...just spent an hour editing the photos and still have to take pictures of me IN the item even though ... more
First of all - I t hink I'm burnt out and that may be part of why I'm writing this.
I spent yesterday photographing 10 lingerie items...just spent an hour editing the photos and still have to take pictures of me IN the item even though I've already worn each item and have my thoughts on how it wears, etc.
Then I need to crop those photos...and write the actual review (I'm trying to edit my template too).
As I look at all this and think, "I'm getting 50 points for this review which I'm spending X amount of time on - when I could be editing a review for 250-400 points and spend 10% of X time on that.." it gets discouraging.
I'm not saying we should get more points for our reviews.
But why go to the trouble - time and time again - to try and write a detailed review?
What keeps you coming back? What keeps you from getting burnt out? (I'm guessing you wouldn't try to work on 10 reviews at once - and I submitted something like 6 reviews 2 days ago).
So what motivates you and keeps you doing a great job? less
I spent yesterday photographing 10 lingerie items...just spent an hour editing the photos and still have to take pictures of me IN the item even though I've already worn each item and have my thoughts on how it wears, etc.
Then I need to crop those photos...and write the actual review (I'm trying to edit my template too).
As I look at all this and think, "I'm getting 50 points for this review which I'm spending X amount of time on - when I could be editing a review for 250-400 points and spend 10% of X time on that.." it gets discouraging.
I'm not saying we should get more points for our reviews.
But why go to the trouble - time and time again - to try and write a detailed review?
What keeps you coming back? What keeps you from getting burnt out? (I'm guessing you wouldn't try to work on 10 reviews at once - and I submitted something like 6 reviews 2 days ago).
So what motivates you and keeps you doing a great job? less