Sometimes in life, we need to change directions. And that's exactly what happened with my student,...
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Sometimes in life, we need to change directions. And that's exactly what happened with my student,...
I recently had someone cancel an appointment with me because they didn’t have childcare and it got...
When I had my twins, I knew I wanted another baby because I couldn’t handle the thought of them...
My student, Jill Daughtery, was constantly frazzled, doubting herself and stretching herself thin....
Her only example of "success" was TERRIFYING, she told me. She grew up idolizing her...
Your life has suddenly been thrown into a tailspin. Your children have descended upon you and every 5 minutes they need to be fed, need to use your computer for home schooling that you didn’t ever sign up for. They want you to play with them…to entertain them. It’s a good day if everyone in the family only cries once. So about your work routine. Yeah…what routine? In this absolute chaos you’ve been dumped on with jobs you didn’t apply for – teacher/principal, parent, disciplinarian, av department, 24/7 cook, cleaning staff. How are you supposed to keep your business going? Take a deep breath and stick with me because on today’s joycast, we’ll talk about how to work from home with kids and still get things done so you don’t end up fighting your kiddos for a corner to cry in.
We’ve all had it happen. A well-meaning friend or relative tries to give you business advice on what you should and shouldn’t do in your photography business. But they aren’t an expert at all. Your hubby who says “You have to sell digital files.” Or your mom who says “everyone other photographer around here charges under $200 and you’re new so you better be cheaper.” Or your friend who says “I’d never pay that for pictures and no one I know will either.” If you’ve ever had a conversation like this with a loved one, I’m talking to YOU in this episode. So hit play and learn how you can still share what’s going on in your business with your family without having to accept their business advice.
If you're in business long enough, you're going to hit some kind of disruption outside of your...
What if growing your photography business didn’t mean squeezing more sessions into your calendar? I learned that the path to more profit and more freedom wasn’t becoming a better photographer or working harder. It was building a better system that helped clients...
Stop Chasing More Leads, Start Attracting the Right Clients You’re posting on social media, running ads, trying promotions you’ve watched other photographers use, and you’re still not getting the bookings you want. Or worse, you’re getting inquiries that...
You Don't Need Expensive Equipment to Build a Profitable Photography Business Have you been telling yourself that you'll finally charge premium prices once you have the latest camera or the perfect lens? You're not alone. In this episode, I share surprising insights...
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