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Now, let me address some of the weird comments the previous post received.
One day of work huh?
My first post never said the wedding photographer only works one day per week, the post said that the wedding photographer “only has one high stress day.â€
The photographer has to do additional work during the rest of the week, but it’s low-stress work, done without a boss breathing down his back or artificially imposed deadlines.
The wedding photographer has complete flexibility to take a day off whenever he wants, as long as it’s not one of the few days during the year in which he has to shoot a wedding. Based on Brady’s explanation of his work habits, he has a lot more days off than the regular white collar worker.
[B]Brady himself asks the following question:
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A question for you, Michael, how many people, who just so happen to have a suit in their closet, are trying to take your 9-5 job each day, despite having no or limited qualifications, and of those very few people trying to take your job just by showing up in a suit, how many of those people are actually being hired by your boss to replace you?
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Actually, for the typical white collar worker, there are two billion people in China and India willing to do your job for a fraction of your salary.
Pick up the Wall Street Journal sometime. People are being outsourced left and right.
One of the big advantages of wedding photography is that your job can’t be outsourced.
[B]Sam wrote:
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The waitress who toils to earn tips, the miners who work 15 hour shifts in dangerous conditions...all good examples of jobs that are harder than wedding photography, but guess what...they CHOSE those jobs
Sam must have been smoking the Ayn Rand weed. No one would ever “choose†a crappy job like coal mining if he had a better option available.
[B]Brady, again, said:
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The barriers to entry in this field are surprisingly low…
Another commenter echoed that notion. Whenever someone can make $100,000 per year in a part-time job,
there are obviously barriers to entry that allow him to do this, otherwise everyone would crowd in and the cushy job would disappear.
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