How does Scott Kivowitz's podcast 'Workflows' enhance photography techniques?

Photography workflows aren’t just about speeding things up for me; they’re about making space for better photography overall. On The Workflows Photography Podcast, I focus on systems that reduce chaos—culling, editing, backup, client communication—so you can put more energy into actually creating stronger images.

By simplifying the boring parts, you:

1. Shoot with more intention (because you’re not dreading the backlog)
2. Stay consistent in style and delivery
3. Have more mental bandwidth to experiment and learn new techniques

Is there a specific part of your photography (shooting, editing, or business) you’re hoping to improve through workflow?