This is the finale of season two! Grab a pen and paper, take some notes, because we lay it alllll out there for you on when and how you should be offering discounts (and when not to). 

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Would your rather book fewer clients, consistently all year OR pack your schedule for 8 months and take 4 months off in the winter? ONE episode left til Season Two Finale! We'll be tying up season two with a beautiful bow when we tell you WHEN and HOW to offer strategic discounts.

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On this week's episode, listen in to a conversation between Megan and her mom, Sharon as they discuss:

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We debate this question and come away with a surprising and specific insight that will help you stay motivated as you build your photo business! Stay tuned for more "Would You Rather" Episodes! And if you want to submit your WYR question, send it to us in our dm's here

Mentioned Episodes:

How Megan went from Zero to 15k/Month

Motivation Mindset for Photographers

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The world feels chaotic and it has for a while, hasn't it? With no signs of slowing down anytime soon, what's a photo business owner to do? With respect to your clients, learning to alleviate your very valid overwhelm is a must. In this episode we talk about the things that have increased our anxieties lately, but more importantly: what we are DOING about that overwhelm and anxiety. The only way to alleviate it, is to do something about it. So we give you our top ways to alleviate the overwhelm feelings that come with being a business owner in a chaotic world.

1. Self Reflect on how much you can tolerate

2. Prepare and

3. Take Care

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Rikki's husband joins the podcast today to answer questions written by Megan about the best and worst things about being married to a founder and entrepreneur. We talk about how things like money stress and keeping up with household chores during a busy season has affected us, how we took an unconventional approach to Rikki's major health challenge in 2021, and we share a bit about our big vision for why we keep pushing forward on the less-certain path of entrepreneurship. If you're in a relationship and you're a photographer/business owner, you'll want to give this a listen.

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Have you ever felt like you were working so hard in your business and not getting where you want to go, by the deadline you've set? Us too. Listen to this episode right to the end, even if you have to take breaks. It's a long one, but there are so many golden nuggets in here about how Megan persisted through pain, made the tiny tweaks in business that mattered most, and went from broke photographer to her first six-figure year.

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Death of a loved one, an emotional break-up... how and when do you tell a client that you may need to rebook? Or how do you apologize after the session for "not being your usual self"?

Life is not separate from business, they are an integrated whole. So even if you haven't experienced tragedy that affects your work, you may at some point. Having these tips, and using them in a way that's genuine to you, will help you when life interjects in business. Thank you to Sydney B Photography for your vulnerable question.

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Get honest feedback (not a testimonial) so you can improve your photo services, impress your clients, and address any potential issues before they post it on a public forum (like google reviews) as a testimonial.

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