We talk about Driving Through Hell, Chocolate Chip Cookies, and Charisma

Natalie and Krista of The Rising Tide Society take us through what community should look like and why it's so important to stay connected!

Sam Hurd is a wedding photographer in Baltimore and talks candidly to us about photographing weddings and Rudy Giuliani

Sometimes building a brand is more than just colors and a logo. More than what your website looks like. Who better than Jennifer to help us navigate through what that looks like?

Meagan Abell is a wedding photographer in Richmond, Va. and stumbled on a set of incredible images from the 40's or 50's and is now on a journey to discover who took them or who is in them. This story has taken the world and internet by storm and we talk to her about what she has recently discovered and what's next for her.

Amy and Jordan Demos have spent their career in education. As elementary school teachers who built a wedding photography business on nights and weekends from nothing into a six figures in their first year of being full-time, they have a unique perspective on making the transition from your day job to your dream job – and fast.

In this episode we mix it up a little bit. Jeremy and Sam do a bit of a recap on the first five episodes, and really zero in on how fear plays a role in paralyzing business owners in moving forward.

Mike Colón is one of the biggest names in the industry. There may not be any bigger! In this episode Jeremy and I talk about our thoughts, and Jeremy tries to convince me that Donald Trump should be president... well not really... maybe... Mike Colon also takes us from booking his first wedding to creating one of the biggest brands in the industry.

Abby takes us through some of her own insecurities, and how she over comes that, while also staying true to herself and helping shape her style

Aaron and Jeremy take us through the struggles of finding the purpose in what they do.