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In this episode, Christian Brim interviews Elizabeth Snyder, a passionate photographer who shares her entrepreneurial journey from a young age. Elizabeth discusses her early fascination with photography, the challenges she faced as a single mother, and her eventual leap from a banking career to running her own photography business. She emphasizes the importance of valuing one's work, the need for a balanced schedule, and her aspirations to give back to the community through a nonprofit initiative. Elizabeth's story is one of resilience, creativity, and the pursuit of passion. In this conversation, Elizabeth Snyder shares her journey from a challenging childhood to becoming a successful photographer. She discusses the impact of her upbringing on her business mindset, the importance of shifting beliefs about money and success, and her aspirations for the future. Elizabeth emphasizes the significance of mental health in entrepreneurship and the need for balance between work and personal life.
PROFITABLE TAKEAWAYS...
- Elizabeth knew she wanted to be a photographer since age eight.
- The turning point for Elizabeth was winning a photography contest.
- Overcoming adversity is a key theme in Elizabeth's journey.
- Valuing your work is crucial for attracting the right clients.
- Pricing your services appropriately can change your business dynamics.
- Scheduling is essential to avoid burnout and maintain creativity.
- Elizabeth aims to empower women through creative classes in her community.
- Photography is only a small part of running a photography business.
- Self-care and personal creativity are often neglected in busy lives.
- Money management lessons from childhood shape our adult perspectives. Growing up in a financially unstable environment shaped my beliefs about money.
- I initially thought everyone was in the same financial boat as me.
- Trusting that clients will pay for my services was a major mindset shift.
- Affirmations and meditation helped me change my scarcity mindset.
- People can sense desperation in sales; it's important to come from a place of service.
- I want to pursue aerial photography and travel more.
- Your purpose can evolve and doesn't have to be financially driven.
- Workaholism can be a coping mechanism for entrepreneurs.
- It's essential to delegate and let go of perfectionism.
- Enjoying the process is key to long-term happiness in business.
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