The Mastering Portrait Photography Podcast
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Pick up any book on business in your local bookstore, and it will almost certainly talk about processes. Yawn. But what if we thought about processes as good habits? The things you do every day that you don't need to think about.
As a business, you need good processes: doing the right things, at the right time in the right way is the foundation of any successful studio. And besides, it gives you more time to do the things you love!
Enjoy!
Cheers
P.
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Ep.32 Learning Lessons In Las Vegas
Ep.31 The Client Experience
Ep.30 Interview: Kenny Martin On Life And Running A (Successful) Photography Business
Ep.29 Live Q&A With James Musselwhite
Ep.28 Building On The Positives
Ep.27 On The Need To Be Creative
Ep.26 On Packing For A Location Shoot
Ep.25 On Correcting Your Mistakes
Ep.24 Interview with Sarah Wilkinson, my business partner and wife.
Ep.23 Interview With Jeremy Price, MD Graphistudio UK
Ep.22 On Files Files Files
Ep.21 - On Mentoring And Keeping Calm
Ep.20 Interview With James Musselwhite FMPA
Ep. 19 On Why Competitions Terrify Me (But Why I Do Them Anyway)
Ep.18 On Whether You Need A Studio
Ep. 17 Q&A
Ep.16 On What's In The Bag
Ep.15 On Photography Judges Comments
Ep.14 On Setting Up Your Edit Suite
Ep.13 On What I'd Buy If I Started Again
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