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Going 100 mph. Can’t get it all done. Life is flying by. Sometimes you need to stop, step back and breathe. Balancing my small business and keeping fresh products in The Photography Business Institute while making time to enjoy my family are enough to keep an army of 100 busy. The Photography Business Institute has grown faster than I ever dreamed so it was time to bring in reinforcements. After months of planning and strategizing, I have added a Chief Joy Officer to my team to run and manage The Photography Business Institute. Her name is Erin Verbeck and she was a fabulous brand manager for Sabre, the parent company of Travelocity. Together with our fabulous team at Sarah Petty Photography we are cooking up ideas, inspiration and action plans to help you grow your business. I would love it if everyone makes her feel welcome by shooting an email to erin@thejoyofmarketing.com. Today is her first day and we’ve already filled an entire wall with sticky notes of ideas to help YOU! Be sure to subscribe to this blog so you can stay on top of the latest and greatest that is The Photography Business Institute.

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