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This Photography Mentor Shouldn't Be a Success, But Is! Are You?
By most common benchmarks, Zach Gray shouldn't be a success. If you're dreaming of a successful photography career, and you've amassed a list of "Why I can't" excuses, today's conversation will be inspiring, humbling, or just plain irritating.
Zach Gray and his wife, Jody, have carved out an enviable spot in the world of wedding photographers. Among portrait Photographers, they're also highly-respected business mentors.
Zach Gray of Zach & Jody Photography walks us through his journey from 3rd grade education, to earning his GED, to 22 year-old tie salesman, to broke musician. Today, he and his wife Jody are renowned wedding Photographers, and business mentors to other Photographers.
The "secret sauce" that changed everything for Zach Gray? The power of belief.
In 2008, at the onset of the economic crash, Jody quit her day job, committing herself to their new brand. Their goal?
[su_quote cite="Zach Gray"]In 5 years, we wanted to have clients that loved us, and we wanted to be making a 6-figure NET income. Click to tweet.[/su_quote] They DRAMATICALLY missed their 5-year plan.
What else can you expect from today's conversation?
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By Bill Ramsey: Photographer, Podcaster, The PhotoTellers
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By most common benchmarks, Zach Gray shouldn't be a success. If you're dreaming of a successful photography career, and you've amassed a list of "Why I can't" excuses, today's conversation will be inspiring, humbling, or just plain irritating.
Zach Gray and his wife, Jody, have carved out an enviable spot in the world of wedding photographers. Among portrait Photographers, they're also highly-respected business mentors.
Zach Gray of Zach & Jody Photography walks us through his journey from 3rd grade education, to earning his GED, to 22 year-old tie salesman, to broke musician. Today, he and his wife Jody are renowned wedding Photographers, and business mentors to other Photographers.
The "secret sauce" that changed everything for Zach Gray? The power of belief.
In 2008, at the onset of the economic crash, Jody quit her day job, committing herself to their new brand. Their goal?
[su_quote cite="Zach Gray"]In 5 years, we wanted to have clients that loved us, and we wanted to be making a 6-figure NET income. Click to tweet.[/su_quote] They DRAMATICALLY missed their 5-year plan.
What else can you expect from today's conversation?