Lauren Angel, master pickler, farmer, and all-around badass shares her experience with getting into farming and pickling and why knowing where your food comes from is SO important.

Stephanie Zakas is a business coach for high achieving entrepreneurs and helps them re-write the rules so they can make more money to live their most epic life. She turned $300 in saved barista tips into a multi-six figure photography company, is living in Iceland, and writing her own rules.  Stephanie talks us through finding your superpower and how that will help you elevate your client experience.

Denise shares all the tea about streamlining your client communications and your overall processes to keep you on track! Take advantage of downloadable resources to help you streamline your processes in the show notes: www.hannahbeephoto.com/drinkanddiscuss

In this episode, Jessica Toth certified health and life coach, walks us through steps to finding you WHY and how that can help you continue to show up, even when running your business gets tough. We also talk about maintaining mental health and a whole slew of other motivational tactics to help you show up for yourself AND your business every day.

In this episode Danielle Johnson, VA and Photographer will answer :

What is a VA?

When do I need one?

The value a VA can bring back into your business and your life.

FREE DOWNLOAD IN THE SHOWNOTES: www.hannahbeephoto.com/drinkanddiscuss

Kami Olavarria awarded San Diego Wedding Photographer and I, go into how the bouquet toss originated and why it's kinda sad. How a shoe is a huge part of ancient wedding tradition and how it's not okay. And where the wedding party originated and why it's kinda fucked up.

“Where do I even BEGIN with moving my business?!” I know it seems intimidating and I share all about the mistakes I made when I moved my business from California to Oregon too but Nicole has some awesome tips for getting started with transitioning your business and how to make that process as seamless as possible for you and your brand.

This episode was a bit of a wild ride. We talked about Eli’s journey through sobriety, how they began that journey while once visiting the island they now call home and how they’ve integrated their business and themself into the community on block island by starting vital conversations about sobriety and support for those struggling with substance abuse.

Elvira Kalviste spills the tea on her experience as a full-time mom who lives in New York at the height of the pandemic and runs a busy wedding photography business.

My husband Kevin and I get deep into the pro's and con's of being married business partners. We took questions submitted by Instagram and our friends to spill the tea on our experience, what we love, and what we need to work on through our partnership journey.