Elizabeth shares one of her big takeaways from her trip to California.   

What is our story, what's our purpose, what makes us different? The next time someone asks you this, I want you to have your story ready. What is the bigger picture of why you do what you do?

Elizabeth shares three essential tips for quitting your day job and going full time. This process looks different for everyone, but if we an do these three things we can move the needle on making those full time dreams come true. 

I asked an everyone wanted to hear about baby #3!  I'm excited to share about my journey in motherhood and what that looks like behind the business. I think you will be surprised.  This episode is a good reminder that everyone is going through something, even when they show up totally normally for their day to day. 

Due to popular request I'm also share wins from the STLS launch!  This will be helpful if you pan on launching a big project soon!

I've been a photographer for six years. I truly love it, and I love serving my clients the way I do. But as my children get older I'm needing more Saturday's at home so I'm leaning into coaching and helping other women create thriving communities around their brand. I'm excited for you to walk through this transition in my brand with me.  In this episode I'm sharing lessons I'm learning in real time.  A true BTS look at the one bridge I'm building for 2019.  

People regularly ask how I launched Messy Success, so I thought it was time for us to talk about it! A lot of different things went into the success of my podcast, but the most important one was, of course, my community.

In this episode, I go into a lot more detail about how you can build that community around your brand over time. You don't need to have 10,000 followers on Instagram (I definitely don't!) to have a community around your brand. But you can't just jump online and expect people to share what you're doing if you haven't already done the work to create that community!

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A common topic of discussion among entrepreneurs and other professionals. I think there's a lot of negative energy around this - it's easy to feel taken advantage of when someone wants to "pick our brain," but they're not offering anything in return. As entrepreneurs, our time is money and we have to use our time wisely.

In the episode I go into more details about when it's okay to ask, what you should keep in mind when you ask, and if you're the one being asked out to coffee, how can you say no?

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This week, I'm speaking with Erika Mills, a wedding photographer and multi-passionate, creative entrepreneur who you will love getting to know. In this episode, she shares tips and tricks for running more than one business and squashing the fears you might have about having multiple revenue streams.

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You know the people in your life that always leave you wanting more, you always come back and just love being around them?  Or maybe the influencers you can't stop watching and following?  What are the qualities that keep you going back?  It is different for everyone, but Elizabeth is sharing a sure fire way to get people to LOVE being around you!  

Download your "Become a people magnet guide"  and visit the shownotes here.  

After working with a few coaching clients and mentoring sessions I keep seeing the same topics pop up.  I decided to share each of those with you here on the podcast.  Finding our ideal clients, pricing, and workflow.  Let's dig in just a little bit to each topic and give you some actionable things you can do today! 

Alison McPherson won a recent giveaway to be featured on my blog, but she was destined to be on this podcast anyway! Now a real estate agent, Alison used to work in the wedding industry where she found herself job hopping after 1.5 years in every job. She worked for an event rental company, a caterer, two venues, destination management, and more. After she never really found true joy in any of her jobs and she got burnt out with the weddings and the nature of the wedding industry.