You likely have passion and excitement to create beautiful photos, but have you ever found yourself working behind the computer and thinking what the heck am I doing?
Am I even doing the right thing? Am I doing the things that are actually going to help? Am I completely wasting my time?
Today's guest is Lydia Fine, and our conversation circles around this idea of imposter syndrome with a sprinkle of support and the value of education and mentorship. Lydia is actually a student of mine and we've worked together in mentoring several times, so she shares a little bit about that experience and the unique gap that one-to-one mentoring filled for her in her personal and professional growth.
Lydia grew up as a farm girl, she earned a marketing degree and an MBA, and she has two kiddos with her husband. She runs Apollo and Ivy Photography focused on families, seniors and newborns.
- The difference between affirmation in the formal workplace vs entrepreneurship
How affirmation and lack thereof affects us (and clients loving their photos isn’t the same thing!)The reasons Lydia reached out to me for coaching and how it was the missing link in her growthDifferent types of education she recommends looking to for specific problemsThe role of coaching in confidence building through risk assessmentThe questions that helped Lydia uncover her strengthsWhen it’s time to invest in one to one or group coaching and when you’re better served with things like coursesThe value of slow growthHow to choose the right coach for youWebsite: www.apolloandivy.com
Instagram: @lydia_apolloandivy
How to get clients with google reviews: https://apolloandivy.myflodesk.com/google-reviews
The 3 client emails you're not sending yet: https://apolloandivy.myflodesk.com/3-emails
Instagram Reel Series: Google Business Profile Tips for Photographers: https://instagram.com/lydia_apolloandivy
Homestyle Accelerator Group Coaching : https://leahoconnell.com/group
Leah's website: https://leahoconnell.com
Leah on Instagram: @leahoconnell_photo