Feeling a little behind?

Like you’ve been working hard behind the scenes… but not showing up as much as you “should”?

Same. And you’re not alone.

This episode is a soft, honest reminder that your value isn’t measured by how visible you are.

If you’ve been building quietly, holding everything together, or just doing your best with what you’ve got — this one’s for you.

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Have you ever lowered your prices in an attempt to stay competitive?

While this may seem like the right move, it can actually be detrimental to your business. Too often, photographers undercharge due to fear or self-doubt, but this can damage your professional reputation.

In this episode, I dive into:

• Why charging too little can make your business seem unprofessional
• How underpricing impacts your brand image
• The common pitfalls of low pricing and how to avoid them
• How to confidently price your work to reflect its true value

Pricing is one of the most important decisions you'll make as a photographer, yet it's also the most challenging. So if you've ever felt like you're not charging enough for your photography, or if you're worried about pricing yourself out of the market, this episode is for you.

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“I wish I found you before I bought that course,”

It’s a shame when I hear this from others in my industry but it can be the downside of cookie-cutter coaching programs—those well-meaning, step-by-step systems that ignore your personality, learning style, or life context—and how that can leave you feeling stuck or overwhelmed.

This episode is for any photographer who's ever bought the course, downloaded the templates, and followed the steps… only to feel like something just didn’t click. I’ll show you why that’s not your fault.

🎯 You’ll learn:

• Why business coaching should never be “one size fits all”
• How the right guide can nurture your growth, even when you resist at first
• Why it’s okay to skip the parts of a system that don’t suit you