One thing is for certain. If you are in business long enough, you’re going to hit some kind of disruption that’s outside of your control. It could be a weather related like a flood or tornado, a health issue with a family member or even a world-wide pandemic. If you’ve ever found yourself worrying about how to keep your business going when everything around you is falling apart, you’re in the right place today. Just because your life is in chaos doesn’t mean your business has to suffer. Let’s chat about 3 ways your photography business can survive any disruption while at the same time, you can say yes to your family when they need you. Stick with me…

Do you ever wonder if you’re actually a good enough photographer to make a consistent income? A good enough photographer to quit your day job and replace it with money people pay you for your images? A good enough photographer to look people in the eye and tell them you are a professional and not feel like you have a flashing, neon sign on your forehead flashing “fraud”? If you’ve ever doubted your abilities, stay with me because today I’m sharing the lesson I learned about being good enough. It may shock you.

Do you ever wonder if you’re actually a good enough photographer to make a consistent income? A good enough photographer to quit your day job and replace it with money people pay you for your images? A good enough photographer to look people in the eye and tell them you are a professional and not feel like you have a flashing, neon sign on your forehead flashing “fraud”? If you’ve ever doubted your abilities, stay with me because today I’m sharing the lesson I learned about being good enough. It may shock you.

It’s exhausting when you see another post from a good photographer whose prices are lower than yours, sharing her latest special. You go down the rabbit hole, questioning your photography prices. Could I book more sessions if I lowered my prices? Do I just need to give digitals since everyone else is? Is it even possible to make money in photography? If you’ve found yourself thinking these things, this episode is for you. And it’s probably going to surprise you.

It’s exhausting when you see another post from a good photographer whose prices are lower than yours, sharing her latest special. You go down the rabbit hole, questioning your photography prices. Could I book more sessions if I lowered my prices? Do I just need to give digitals since everyone else is? Is it even possible to make money in photography? If you’ve found yourself thinking these things, this episode is for you. And it’s probably going to surprise you.

I was just a mom of newborn twins who wanted to add a little income from photography so that things weren’t so tight. So I looked around and did what every other photographer was doing because that seemed the easiest. But what was supposed to be easy felt impossible for me. I saw my dream of balancing parenting with running a business go down the drain.

On this episode, I’ll share how I saved my business and what to do so you don’t kill yours.

I was just a mom of newborn twins who wanted to add a little income from photography so that things weren’t so tight. So I looked around and did what every other photographer was doing because that seemed the easiest. But what was supposed to be easy felt impossible for me. I saw my dream of balancing parenting with running a business go down the drain.

On this episode, I’ll share how I saved my business and what to do so you don’t kill yours.

Today’s episode is the farthest thing from a highlight reel. I’m going to share how I accidentally became a professional photographer and why I am so passionate about helping anyone out there whose dream is to have a career that provides you an income for doing something you’d probably do anyway for free.

You might see my cool studio now and think my life and journey were so easy, but that’s the farthest thing from the truth. I started this journey as a mom with 3 kids under 3 with a very badly broken business. I want you to know that no matter how bad things are in your photography business today, there is hope. You can fix it. 

Today’s episode is the farthest thing from a highlight reel. I’m going to share how I accidentally became a professional photographer and why I am so passionate about helping anyone out there whose dream is to have a career that provides you an income for doing something you’d probably do anyway for free.

You might see my cool studio now and think my life and journey were so easy, but that’s the farthest thing from the truth. I started this journey as a mom with 3 kids under 3 with a very badly broken business. I want you to know that no matter how bad things are in your photography business today, there is hope. You can fix it. Press play and let’s get started.