WPT#17: Sometimes You Don’t Know Best (VIDEO)

by | Productivity Advice | 4 comments

The Weekly Pep Talk is a video podcast series designed to help you find more time for scrapbooking and use it well. Learn more in our free guide.

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This week my family gave me some constructive criticism about my own scrapbooking. In this week’s pep talk you can find out what they said and how you can apply my story to your memory keeping. Subscribers may need to visit the website.

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It’s your turn to talk! How would your family advise you? Leave a comment sharing what you think they will say – and then report back with what they actually said about your scrapbooking!

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4 Comments

  1. Linda Walton aka bobbysgirlforever

    Ugh! Yes, editing photos is one of my time sappers for sure. But, like you, I do not edit all photos. Just the ones I am going to put into my album, scrap or frame!

    Thanks for another lovely pep talk Jennifer! I always leave with a smile and some encouragement!

    Happy Memorial Day! XOXO

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  2. Melissa Shanhun

    This is a great idea – I’m going to ask Phill about it tonight.

    One thing he’s said in the past is – do I need to print my pages, as he has my flikr account linked to hist computer.

    I think yes I do for the children, but I guess this kinda takes the pressure off me to get everything printed. (I have 100+ pages that need printing!)

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  3. Rhonda H

    I’m afraid to ask. But I will. I’m not sure they will even know what to tell me. What if they say, “Just stick ’em (pictures) in a magnetic page album and forget all this fancy stuff. ” Well, here goes. I’ll report back with the response. sigh…..

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    • Jennifer S. Wilson

      You don’t have to follow their advice to the letter, but it is certainly helpful for shifting balance in your work towards what they appreciate most. I’m not going to suddenly stop editing photos – because I appreciate and enjoy photography – but I will focus on getting photos into their hands a bit faster.

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