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[@UNASHAMEDIMAGING]

Chase, great display of patience in this episode. I know you wanted to interject quite a few times, but didn't. I know Shane valued you taking the time to listen.

[@chrisdowswell]

Yes Chase! Your answer gave me a bunch to chew on. Shane... thanks for being honest! As a husband, dad and someone who loves photography I've wrestled with these kinda thoughts lately. That question of "Do I press on or do I pack it in?" has been very real to myself these last couple months. THANKS FOR KEEPING IT REAL.

[@TiagoRodriguesMusic]

Big shout out to Shane for sharing his reality so we can all learn and benefit from it! Also, solid insights, Chase. Appreciate your videos!

[@JeffWalshPhotography]

This might be my favorite episode, and it's because of a few things. First off, the subject matter was fantastic. Chase's answer is so on point. But, the thing that got me was how Chase just let this guy get things out. He recognized that he was frustrated, and let him talk, just enough, before getting in there and taking control of the convo. It was fantastic to watch

[@phillipdestruge7492]

This was awesome! I really appreciate that because I’m on Shane’s boat. I’m a new father and I moved from nyC to Florida so I had to literally reboot and start from scratch as me being a portrait photographer and had to go back to working for something I don’t like but I’m good at to support the family. This was very encouraging and I’m gonna take a read from those books and continue my journey. Thank you Chase

[@davidp158]

Good advice. We all (most of us) need a reality check now and then. Progress is not always a straight path.

[@bymartinanxxon]

Great to see people from different backgrounds calling and sharing.

[@TheUltimateBlooper]

I just had the "fuck me! O_O" moment! Not in a dirty sense, but when Shane was talking about how he loves to shoot fine art photos and finding that passion in photos again and then remembering your talk in another video about focusing the portfolio to the work we want to do - this is where it hit me just now! I was struggling figuring out what I want to shoot as I do a lot of things and my website is a mess (dogs, people, location, products, interiors, exteriors, detail, nature, etc) and the thing I love to shoot the most would be shit that I'd love to see hanging on walls - little details of the world around us we don't pay too much attention to, close-ups and isolated views of buildings and nature. I walk around looking for that inspiring angle, for that symmetry, for the composition... and I love it. And I think this is where I'll need to focus... Thanks for this, Chase! Been following (more like stalking) you since those days of your Aspen shoots and helicopter rides and I'm really grateful for the content you provide! :)

[@JonathanThompsonStoryteller]

Truly epic episode. So much respect to anyone who can put themselves and their situation out there for so many others to learn from. Great advice Chase. It's unbelievable how much value there is in this series. Have a great weekend everyone

[@aoifel77]

Amazing episode Chase. I took so much from it. Thank you for everything you put out your like my own personal Photography life coach :D Your answers always help me focus and take action x

[@zhenyang9627]

I've been asking myself lately, should I give up trying to get a job in marketing. Yes I'm great at it and I still believing it. I will keep knocking the door! Thanks Chase!

[@jimcrotty]

Excellent advice and even more excellent is your delivery, Chase. A photography career, whether full or part time, is cyclical, so yes, it's absolutely necessary to have other work going on. It doesn't necessarily have to be something completely separate from photography. Teaching is what did it - and still does - for me, both my own workshops as well as teaching a local arts center. Also, your market is some bearing on your success as well. The suburbs north of Dallas I know well. It's all portrait and some high end commercial work territory. Fine art nature? Not so much. But overall great advice and kudos to Shane for his honesty and enthusiasm.

[@TravelWithCris_]

"Do you love it?" .....long pause LOL

[@schuetteman5]

thanks so much for this Chase - extremely timely in so many ways

[@leoadrian2486]

The most important episode to date thank you chase thank you shane this is what we need :) everyone in general :) love it !!

[@Robzkeet]

Great show. There are so many options for photographers. You can go into Stock photography, assignments, books and find art prints.

[@calvincropley]

My man is back! Such a helpful question! Keep up the good work man!

[@Sevphotography]

This is the best show to date hit close to home. Thanks Chase

[@saundramcbridephotography6249]

I'll shoot the album covers if he doesn't want to! LOL! I love doing them.

[@zhenyang9627]

Chase, thanks for this video, I have learned a lot from this video! Priceless!!! Thanks!

[@praveentkphotography569]

This is beautiful show Chase, very good. Thank you

[@Fitzaey]

Not that I expect an answer from anybody or solution but hey if you can provide one bring it on!(be harsh, be honest) I'm 28 years old and thought my whole life my dad is dead and have no bigger family, meet my dad 7 years ago over the phone! He is alive and lives in the USA. I made a couple trips over! I came to the USA not for family but to stop the old habits 9/5jobs etc. So far it worked. In 2 Years, Build tables, Imported phone cases, sold cars with profit i basically did everything and worked everything on the side... But I realized I need a teacher/mentor to bring me to the next level ( i looked on sharper for meeting people etc. everyone is self-centered). I also learned I have to focus on 1 craft.. because I can't afford being good/okay in everything. I know my strengths and weakness and i found out my strengths. So decided to focus on Photo and video editing... I learn more and more and get better but i need something and i don't know what... Fitzaey UrlaubAuswandernMitFitz . I also got a website Newforeigner .com Currently, i plan too much and have so many things to work on and ideas to could work on. I don't even know for what to ask for... luxury of choise is a pain in the ass..

[@NicolaMilan]

Great video. Answered so many questions for me. Thanks!

[@Joshuarayfarmer]

Artists? Creative's? We all benifit from eatchother. None of us are "self taught" we all learn from one another. THANKS CHASE !

[@andrewpolitano]

"El Luna" obviously took a page from the lyrics of the Rolling Stones. "You can't always get what you want But if you try sometimes well you just might find You get what you need"

[@ericallnight]

great episode chase! there are many people who will relate to his situation!

[@BananaAllergy]

Dear Javis, May you put the name of those books you mention in the description please. Amazon ebook link would be great. Thanks! You're awesome.

[@WalidAzamiTV]

You're a hero!

[@julesanderson1508]

great talk and advice

[@Mghosh66]

Chase, if you haven't already, could you make a list of the books you recommend and a sentence or two of what situation each book applies to? If you already have a list up somewhere, where can I find it?

[@ghanshyamsingh3653]

Hey!! Awesome like always... tell me this... if it is possible to work against a mindset that is kind of embedded since long like decades long and if yes, then How????

[@Mcdowells]

HEADSHOTS! That should always be in the toolbox :)

[@harrisonfoltz1758]

Classic episode,

[@CarlyWaarly]

All good chase! :D

[@JamesWilliams-tk5ow]

If i need a public speaker, I'll call shane

[@jamesdeak630]

Dude stop talking

[@my_freelance_life]

Yup, he clearly does more talking than he does listening. That's a client killer.

[@SriniGundelli]

Shane needs to listen "better" than just hear what people say... Just from this call itself, I can feel what the clients will be thinking!

[@Viator19]

Yep. Therein lies the problem

[@my_freelance_life]

This channel like every "Reality Show" is, and will always be, at the expense of those opening up and putting themselves on the line. It's just more sensationalism, which far too many with out real lives, seem to crave these days.

[@martinwaby9946]

He talked all his clients to death Jesus !!!!

[@kirkflorida]

Great show! Definitely helpful! Keep bashing or abort!

[@adamalon4206]

First

[@SerjLimitless]

you are getting a deper approach while having a call, and nice new locations! good to see you evolve the show!