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I get asked all the time where my ideas come from and I always wish I had a better answer. But the truth is I often don’t really know. I don’t know why I express the things I do, in the way that I do, at least not in a conscious way. It feels like it comes from a part...
If you want to be a photographer in today’s world, you will be bombarded with stories of woe and terror. You’ll hear that no one will want to pay you…….ever. You’ll hear that amateurs charging low rates are pricing professional photographers out of every...
[vc_row][vc_column][vc_column_text disable_pattern=”true” align=”left” margin_bottom=”0″] The reason why most people fail instead of succeed is because they give up what they want the most for what they want that moment. ~ Anonymous...
The dream is usually the same. I’ve forgotten to do something. It’s something really important but I can’t remember what it is. I know it’s preparation but I don’t know for what. I know that someone, some time, is going to ask me a very basic question about why I do...
Last week I got an email from Naomi Dunford of Ittybiz. I always look forward to Naomi’s emails as they manage to make business fundamentals entertaining and they keep it short and to the point. This particular email was entitled “Why people hate your competitors” and...
Have you ever felt so completely terrified of making a mistake or choosing the wrong path that you were completely paralysed? It’s called Analysis Paralysis and It happens to me all of the time. I get all worked up about tiny decisions, like what stationery I’m going...
