Podcast appearances and mentions of ben hartley

Continuing our art from the heart and fruits of the spirit series, this talk looks at self-control through two paintings: JMW Turner's painting “Rain, Steam and Speed – The Great Western Railway” and Ben Hartley's, “Devon Lane, Westlake.”These paintings invite us to meditate on technology, development, infrastructure and housing and how these impact nature. We pause to consider how self-control in consumerism could help slow down climate change. The talk finished by looking at how we could bring new self-control practices into Lent.

The wettest April day on record, the warmest May on record, a summer that never really got going and a battering from Storm Darragh, we've certainly witnessed a variety of weather throughout 2024.Ben Hartley and Senior Forecaster at Ronaldsway Met Office Kirsty Pendlebury look back at the big weather events of the last 12 months.

This week, Rev. Ben Hartley joins us at Bothell. Rev. Hartley preaches from Acts 8:26-40 and connects the story of how Philip the Apostle's journey (or roadtrip) and his conversations with the Ethiopian eunuch on way to Samaria has an impacts on the world today. 

Rainy days and snow days, windy days and glorious sunshine, along with record breaking temperatures - the Isle of Man has witnessed a huge variety of weather throughout 2023. Senior Met Officer at Ronaldsway Kirsty Pendlebury joins Ben Hartley for a look back at the big weather events of the last 12 months.

The much-loved Peel Beach Mission is 60 years old this year. In conversation with Anglican Priest Rev'd Paul Lewis - a key member of the present team - we reflect on this summer outreach which aims to offer something to everyone of any age, and we celebrate the life of charismatic Michael Clarkson who led the mission from its start, until 2021. Sadly Michael passed away in September last year but his wife Pam continues to be part of the team. The Cathedral will close its doors this weekend - and is not expected to re-open until next Easter at the earliest - the Dean, the Very Rev'd Nigel Godfrey explains why - and in the Cathedral grounds, lay reader Rosemary Clarke tells Ben Hartley all about Stride and Ride - a treasure hunt involving 69 churches around the Island. Download the map at https://rideandstride.online/ then use any means of transport you wish, to visit the churches, spot the symbols, and have a chance to win a £100 Steam Packet travel voucher. Entry forms costing £5 each are available from participating churches, and from The Welcome Centre in Douglas. There's music too - and our usual notice board news. Items for the notice board can be emailed - judithley@manxradio.com

Over the coming days the weather is looking excellent, but when conditions are less favourable, how difficult is it to predict the weather at TT? With a course over 37 miles in length, that ranges from practically sea level to the highest points of the Island. In this extended podcast, Ben Hartley takes a trip to the Ronaldsway Met Office to find out what life is like for the team during TT fortnight, when the eyes and ears of the Island (and beyond!) are firmly fixed on what the weather is doing.

This week, we welcome Rev. Ben Hartley, associate professor at Seattle Pacific University and ordained deacon in the United Methodist Church preaching from John 4. 

Ben Hartley you guys. The most dynamic, most interesting, most energy packed educator in the photography space shows up in a real way in this episode. I asked Ben to have this chat with me to talk about how he has shifted his social media focus to a much more community minded approach over the last several years but what I got instead was, true to form, an intense purpose filled conversation with a brilliant mind that went much deeper. Ben is absolutely hilarious but his comedy only aids his perspective that when we show up as our best selves, when we are intentional about lifting up the communities and friends and people right around us, and when we act with integrity the results are always positive. Whether you've found Ben because of the Six Figure Photography Podcast, or his Mastermind Group, or the Booked Solid workshop series, or Abundance, or heard him on a platform stage at WPPI, or this is your first experience diving into the mind of this amazing friend of mine let me tell you directly : Ben is one of the most authentically kind people I know. This conversation all centers around his perspectives on the "long game", showing up every day in an industry that you love with your best work, your best intentions, and your most positive outlook. You'll hear throughout this chat a general perspective that is pretty counter cultural to the wedding / portrait photography industry these days that says, more than likely you already have all that you need baked into you to succeed. Ben's vision as a coach is just to help you navigate through the garbage standing in your way and that perspective is as bold as it is beautiful. Grab a coffee for this one, a notebook, and prepare to just be filled up with some goodness. https://sleek.bio/benhartley The Photographic Collective Podcast is a production of PhotoCo, hosted by Arkansas based Photography team Miles Witt Boyer and Jared Mark Fincher. To join the Photographic Collective, a FREE community filled with positive, intentional conversations for the photo/video industry simply click over to https://www.mileswittboyer.com/photoco/hq --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/mwbpodcast/support

As business owners, one of the biggest roadblocks that we face on a day to day basis is our mindset. How we think about ourselves, our capabilities, our values, our purpose.... all of these things blended together start to create a story that we believe about ourselves! In this episode today I'm chatting with Ben Hartley, founder of Style & Story wedding photography and host of the Six Figure Photography Podcast. Today we're chatting through how we can, as business owners, commit to keep showing up for ourselves (both in our personal lives as well as in our business).  Some of our topics that we're chatting about include:Not letting our stories mean something about usKeeping standards high and expectations low to build disciplineWho are you going to be in this stage of your life and business?... and more!I'm excited for you to listen in and to create a game plan for how you can show up as the business owner that you DREAM of being!Links from the episode:Listen to Ben's podcast, The Six Figure PhotographerJoin his free mastermind (you can also text the word "JOIN" to (614) 714-1644If you haven't yet left a review for the podcast, I'd be honored if you took a few minutes to write one up for Apple Podcasts!P.S. I have a new fun quiz I'd love for you to take! In just 3 minutes you can find out what kind of entrepreneur you are & if you have what it takes to create wild success in your business!

Do you find yourself constantly trying to stay up with the latest marketing trends in hopes that it will help skyrocket your business? Always searching for the latest tactic that will bring in more clients? We've all been there and done that. In today's episode, Ben Hartley talks to us about chain reaction marketing and why sound, sustainable practices to running a business long term will always be more beneficial than short term marketing tactics. View full post and key takeaways at https://swiftgalleries.com/chain-reaction-marketing-for-photographers Sell more printed products with Swift Galleries. Learn more at https://swiftgalleries.com. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/printmaker/message

Ben is a wedding photographer and business coach based in Ohio and soon to be Tampa, FL. He hosts the Six Figure Photography Podcast and offers meaningful business coaching every week in his Facebook group. I've wanted to have Ben on the podcast for a while because I greatly how he coaches. He tends to swim again the stream and focus more on your mindset and how you treat others rather than shallow statistics to boost sales. Today we're talking about Chain Reaction Marketing and how you can maximize your marketing efforts by being mindful of these chain reactions. This episode is sponsored by Freedom Edits. Get 30% off your first order by going to https://www.lightdarkco.com/freedom (lightdarkco.com/freedom) Be patient and give time for new marketing techniques to work. Keep showing up, but show up where you want to belong. If the marketing effort is unilateral, it's either inefficient or not thought through. It's a single domino falling be itself. Each marketing effort should compound with the next. Nothing should be done in isolation. The things in your business that are going to get to you to what you say you want - the things that are going to make the difference in your life - they are most likely the things that are important but not urgent. How is the marketing you're about to do going to move you closer to goal you have for your life? Set an aim for what you're moving toward and then think of marketing efforts that will move you toward that goal. Find Ben at https://sixfigurephotography.com/ (sixfigurephotography.com) Join Ben's Facebook Group Mastermind - Text “Join” to 614-714-1644 What Are We Loving? What Ben is loving: Movie - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wxN1T1uxQ2g (Everything Everywhere All At Once) (Trailer) What John is loving: Movie - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nfKO9rYDmE8 (The Lost City) (Trailer) We record each episode LIVE in our Facebook group and we would love to connect with you there. You can join at https://www.facebook.com/groups/lightdarkpodcast (Light + Dark Photography Podcast Group) on Facebook. Follow us at https://www.instagram.com/lightdarkco (www.instagram.com/lightdarkco) https://www.instagram.com/allheartphoto (www.instagram.com/allheartphoto)

In this episode, host Ben Hartley explores the world of fashion. Starting the episode, we hear from designer Anna Sui, senior critic-at-large for Washington Post Robin Givhan, fashion historian Dr. Valerie Steele, and fashion director & chief fashion critic at The New York Times Vanessa Friedman, as they share their thoughts on what fashion means to them. Later on, Elizabeth Semmelhack, the director and senior curator of the Bata Shoe Museum, discusses the history and culture of footwear. After, costume designer Raven Ong shares his experience designing costumes for shows in the Philippines and how he later brought his love for color to his work in the United States. Finally, we finish this episode with not one but TWO National Arts Club member profiles. First, Nina Urban tells us about her passion for dressing up. And lastly, co-chair of the fashion committee David Zyla tells us about his love for design. For more information about our featured guests: Learn more about https://annasui.com/ (Anna Sui) Learn more about https://www.washingtonpost.com/people/robin-givhan/ (Robin Givhan) Learn more abouthttps://www.fitnyc.edu/museum/about/director.php ( Dr. Valerie Steele ) Learn more about https://www.nytimes.com/by/vanessa-friedman (Vanessa Friedman) Learn more about https://batashoemuseum.ca/ (The Bata Shoe Museum) Learn more about http://www.ravenong.com/ (Raven Ong) Learn more about https://www.davidzyla.com/ (David Zyla) Learn more about https://www.nationalartsclub.org/default.aspx?p=.NETEventView&ID=3865320&qfilter=&title=&type=0&ssid=323204&chgs= (Bonnet Bash)

In this episode, host Ben Hartley takes you inside the world of photography. You'll hear from celebrated photographer Charles Johnstone about his recent works and what he considers to be “great photography.” Later on, we celebrate the life and works of legendary photographer Gordon Parks by sitting down with John Maggio, director and producer of the HBO film “A Choice of Weapons: Inspired by Gordon Parks.” Maggio also discusses the continued work of the Gordon Parks Foundation. Finally, we finish this episode with a trip uptown, to visit National Arts Club member and illustrious photography collector Dr. Stanley B. Burns at the Burns Archive, home of more than a million historic and early photographs. Show links Learn more about https://www.artsy.net/artist/charles-johnstone (Charles Johnstone) Learn more about https://www.gordonparksfoundation.org/ (The Gordon Parks Foundation) Learn more about https://www.burnsarchive.com/ (The Burns Archive)

Welcome back to SEASON TWO of  FOCUS & FACETS!   In this episode, I am so, so excited to chat with my longtime brilliant friend, Ben Hartley. We're talking chain reaction marketing and how to intentionally think through your marketing efforts and strategies in a way that creates a domino effect that positively drives traffic and exposure back to your business.   Note: *All episodes of this season were recorded between May 2021 to November 2021. Some references and conversations might reflect past tense events.*   Takeaways from this episode: Create the vision for your business, and be sure that all that you do serves your vision If your marketing strategy is unilateral - it needs to be thought of as a chain reaction. Think domino effect. Each step should amplify the next. Value is found within connection.   Guest links:   Ben's Website: https://www.stylestorycreative.com/ Ben's Instagram Accounts: https://www.instagram.com/StyleandStory/ https://www.instagram.com/StyleandStory/ Ben's Podcast: https://sixfigurephotography.com/   Let's #dothework and keep that conversation going. If you'd like to chat more join me over on Instagram @juliakelleher and on Facebook @5caratcollective. Don't forget to subscribe, rate and review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen.  Join me next Tuesday for another episode and have an amazing week!

In this episode, host Ben Hartley introduces you to the people who make theatre great. You'll hear from recent National Arts Club lecturer Motl Didner, Associate Creative Director of the National Yiddish Theater Folksbiene, about the importance of dramatizing the jewish experience. Later, you'll hear a conversation with playwright Matthew Freeman, who discusses how his plays grow from an idea to a full scale production being performed live on stage. After, we tune in to a recent National Arts Club author talk with the legendary Alan Cumming. Finally, this episode finishes with Tony Award-winning actress Lena Hall on her Broadway career. 

He's one of the biggest names in mindset and business coaching in the photographic industry. Ben Hartley has not only elevated his own career as a photographer to continually new heights over the last ten years, he has spent most of it intentionally inviting people to join him and to be frank - his ideas are a bit radical. Showing up every day and giving free education, free mindset tips, free perspective to thousands of people in his mastermind group, managing a booming workshop and mentor training program, continuing to run what is widely recognized as one of the top wedding photography studios in the world, and being an incredibly involved dad and husband sounds like a lot, but Ben is just really hitting his stride. This guy's energy, positivity, and perspective are filled with purpose and intentionally and in this talk we chat through not only a bit of his backstory but how he found the courage to really pursue success at this level. I found Ben through the Six Figure Photography Podcast years ago and long before I ever even dreamed of being on the other end of the microphone I knew I wanted to build a relationship with this guy to better understand him. Here we are years later, close friends and I now get the opportunity to share a bit of his wisdom, his big laugh, and his joy with our listeners. For more information on Ben's BOOKED SOLID and ABUNDANCE workshops or just for more information on how to join Ben's FREE Mastermind group head over to https://benhartley.com/work-with-me or simply head to https://sixfigurephotography.com/mastermind/ The Photographic Collective is a FREE online community over on Facebook hosted by MILES WITT BOYER along side a list of incredible photographers from all over the world. Every guest of the podcast is a member which gives all of our members access to a wealth of free communication, easy education, and most importantly community together. For more information on all that Miles and the Community Coordinators are creating with PHOTOCO as well as swag, coaching, mentor programs, and small group training check out https://www.mileswittboyer.com/education

In our premiere episode, host Ben Hartley introduces you to the National Arts Club. He then takes you to a recent spectacular evening at the Club. Hear sounds from the glamorous Medal of Honor ceremony and later, we meet the honoree of the event, Grammy Award-winning jazz bassist Christian McBride. McBride shares how his career has shifted over the years, defines “jawn” for all you non-Philadelphians, and breaks down how bass serves a song. A special thank you to Arthur Barnes for making the event and this episode possible.

Are you unsure of what to say on an initial call with a potential client? Maybe you're afraid to even get on the phone with them… In this episode, Ben Hartley and I discuss the importance in communicating your value, and how to do that in a natural way that doesn't feel sales-y so that you can book more high-end packages. Sound too good to be true? Tune in to hear an example of what a bad and a good sales call should sound like. This is a must-listen! About Ben: winning wedding photographer, podcast producer and photography educator. He is known for teaching other photographers how to market and grow their businesses through his coaching, courses, workshops, and podcast called The Six Figure Photography Podcast. SHOW NOTES: https://darcybenincosa.com/play-it-brave/marketing/sales-calls-101-ben-hartley

Friend, I'm so happy to have Ben once again as a guest on the podcast (He was on episode 48: A Chat With Ben Hartley About Bridal Shows), and today, we are diving into a topic we both love: Chain Reaction Marketing. But first, let's define Chain Reaction: a series of events, each caused by the previous one. In this episode, Ben chats with us about how to create a chain reaction with your marketing to create momentum in your efforts and tactics. If you are new to Ben Hartley and his teachings, you will find that there is a lot of mindset in this conversation and I hope you find this very valuable. __ Check out the episode notes for more information: https://thetogrepublic.com/podcast/chain-reaction-marketing-with-ben-hartley Apply to my 1:1 Coaching Program: https://thetogrepublic.com/coaching Want more content? Join the private FREE FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thetogrepublic -- You Can Find More About Ben Hartley Here: His Website The Six Figure Photography Podcast His Facebook Group

028. In August, I had the opportunity to attend WPPI—a photography conference in Vegas. I learned a lot and had a great time with my good friend Jasmine Norris.  But, since attending this conference and specifically Ben Hartley's “Work Hard on Your Business, Make a Salary. Work Hard on Yourself, Make a Fortune” lecture, there's been one piece of advice that I can't stop thinking about, and that's Ben's recommendation to “have high standards but low expectations.”  In this episode of Priority Pursuit, we're exploring: What it means to have high standards but low expectations Examples of high standards and how to set them How having low expectations can improve your mindset  You can find a more detailed version of the show notes at http://victoriarayburnphotography.com/why-important-have-high-standards-low-expectations-creative-entrepreneur-according-ben-hartley.  Links & Mentioned Resources WPPI - https://wppiexpo.com/  Ben Hartley - https://benhartley.com/  Booked Solid Course - https://sixfigurephotography.com/booked/  Six Figure Photography Podcast - https://sixfigurephotography.com/  Receive 50% Off Your First Order with Photographer's Edit - http://victoriarayburnphotography.com/pe/  Save 50% on Your First Six Months of Quickbooks Self-Employed - http://victoriarayburnphotography.com/quickbooks/  Join the Priority Pursuit Facebook Community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/179106264013426   

Tune in while we discuss with renowned wedding photographer Ben Hartley. We'll cover the importance of print, how to make larger print product sales, and other ways you can get your business making six figures.

Ben Hartley is a photographer, coach, and host of The Six Figure Photography Podcast. In this episode he talks about maintaining relationships, finding happiness as a freelancer, habits he tries to keep, and the importance of defining what success means to you. Join Phil and Ben as they have an open conversation about the struggles and fun of life as freelancer.https://benhartley.com/Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/jbenhartley/?hl=enhttps://www.instagram.com/styleandstory/?hl=enThe Six Figure Photography Podcast:https://open.spotify.com/show/0jq429uUACvb9OIVeWfyTw

As a freelance creative, you probably have thought “if only I could close one more deal a month I'd be much better off.” Closing more deals can result from many different variables, but one of the easiest ways to increase your odds is by reframing your sales calls to focus on the client and how your service will change their life. Listen now to hear Ben Hartley of the Six Figure Photography Podcast share his advice so you can close more sales in your creative business! In this episode you'll discover: How you're shooting yourself in the foot by focusing on what you provide Why sales is about the outcome How to navigate sales as a creative How to escape the “technician mindset” Why you need to show your clients they're worth investing in themselves How to close more sales For full show notes, visit https://6figurecreative.com/162

Ben Hartley will help you get out of your own way and design the life you want to live. (without wasting years of your life trying)Ben is the founder of Style & Story, based in Tampa, FL which was named one of the top 10 wedding photographers in the country in 2017 and 2020. Ben also offers photographers free coaching inside his Facebook Mastermind Group and weekly Six Figure Photography Podcast to help them win more bookings, maximize their profits, and break through limiting beliefs.

If you've ever met Ben, you know that he brings a wealth of knowledge to the table. And today he's breaking down the marketing strategy that he calls "chain reaction" marketing. A lot of the times photographers are doing the right tactics, but do you have a strategy behind those tactics that's part of a larger picture? In this episode, Ben clears all of that up for you! - - - - - Ben Hartley is a wedding photographer and industry educator based in Columbus, OH. He has three children with his wife Leslie who is also a part of the business and together they are loving being able to run a business that works with the life they want to have. Ben constantly works to inspire other photographers to do the same and does so through his podcast, the Six Figure Photography Podcast, as well as through his educational courses, programs and his free Facebook group. - - - - - Ben's Website: https://benhartley.com/ Ben's Podcast: https://sixfigurephotography.com/ Ben's Free Facebook Group - Six Figure Photography Mastermind: https://www.facebook.com/groups/1549634671972608 My Episode on Ben's Podcast - How to Break Into Senior Photography: https://sixfigurephotography.com/how-to-get-started-senior-photography/ Ben's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jbenhartley/ Shoot for Success Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shootforsuccesspodcast/ Sean's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/seanbrownproductions/ - - - - - If I were to tell you that working harder in your business won't get you to where you want to be, would you believe me? In fact, after coaching hundreds of photographers in every market across the country, the number one trait that they all shared when they were struggling was working harder than ever in hopes that things would finally come together. It wasn't until they figured out how to implement the proper frameworks and strategies that their business took off. That's why I've created the free on-demand video training series, Intro to Senior Photography Crash Course, to help photographers who want to start or grow their business without spending years struggling and trying to figure it out on their own. In this free training, I will teach you the steps you need to take that people like myself along with hundreds of other photographers have used to build their thriving business and be able to live the life they want to live. All you have to do is click the link in the show notes to unlock how to make that happen for you business and say yes to being the success senior photographer you've always dreamed of being. https://mailchi.mp/f440769d0946/senior-photography-crash-course - - - - - Are you following the Shoot for Success Podcast over on Instagram yet? If not, head over there to check us out and make sure to leave a DM so we can say hello! https://www.instagram.com/seanbrownproductions/ - - - - - I want to know what you enjoy most about this podcast! Screenshot this episode and make sure to tag me @ShootForSuccessPodcast when you share to your story about the one big takeaway you had from this episode! I want these to be as impactful as possible and this is just one way that you can help me make that happen!

Do your marketing efforts feel like single dominos, falling one by one - but not quite close enough to the next to have a continued motion?Proactively planning and producing marketing strategies that work together to create value and move your business forward can be game-changing! Ben Hartley is here for episode 509 to help set the stage for creating a more cohesive marketing plan - one that will produce a true domino effect!The Bokeh Podcast is brought to you by Photographer's Edit: Custom Editing for the Professional Photographer and Miilu: The Simplest Way to Create and Manage Timelines and Shot Lists for the Events You're Photographing. You can also subscribe to the Bokeh podcast on the Apple podcast app, follow on Spotify, add to your playlist on Stitcher, or listen on Overcast.Brand Position (15:17)Creating a great customer experience (17:05)Technique for time management (23:36)Book Recommendation (31:33)Essentialism by Greg McKeownHow photographers aren't connecting their marketing efforts (36:40)Where did the idea of a chain reaction marketing plan come from? (52:40)What questions should photographers be asking regarding their marketing efforts? (58:58)1. How can I use this effort to move my business closer to the vision I have for my life?2. Who else can I partner with to make this a success?3. How can I move this effort off the screen and to a more personal connection?Links:charitywater.orgbenhartley.combenartley.com/mastermindinstagram.com/styleandstoryinstagram.com/jbenhartleyThe Six Figure Photography Podcast See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Ben Hartley joins me on the podcast this week. Ben is the founder of Style & Story, based in Columbus, OH which was named one of the top 10 wedding photographers in the country in 2017 and 2020. Ben also offers photographers free coaching inside his Facebook Mastermind Group and weekly Six Figure Photography Podcast. Ben takes amazing photos but he's also great at marketing and he thinks you can be too. Ben talks about why your marketing efforts aren't working and why cohesion is the name of the game when it comes to business. You won't want to miss:

Ben Hartley from The Six Figure Photography Podcast is a marketing whiz, and he attributes much of his success to something he calls Chain Reaction Marketing - a strategy that ensures your marketing efforts have as much impact as possible. As entrepreneurs often wearing ALL the hats in our businesses, this strategy is vital to stretch our marketing time and dollars to their limits… and all it requires is a bit of strategic planning!

Guest overview This week's guest Maryam Banikarim does not see barriers, obstacles, or problems other than to seek out ways to remove or overcome or solve them.Born in Iran but raised in the US Maryam's innately curious and inquisitive mind has enabled her to navigate every challenge that life has dealt her and set her on a diverse path of career success. Regularly Acknowledged in the ” most creative people" or "most powerful women in business" lists, Maryam devours challenges that can be summed up by the phrase she used in the interview “I love a good No”How Global CMO for Next Door, Maryam kindly agreed to share her perspective on life, work, and communities.Her lens on life is based on a desire to help others and through that she discovers purpose. Her work at Next Door and her pandemic initiative, New York City Next, Maryam's work is bringing people together, building strong communities and connections, and cultivating neighborly kindness.In this interview, Maryam shares her perspective on life, work, and community and how we build stronger, more equitable, and resilient Neighborhoods, and Cities as we move beyond the pandemic. Maryam's positive problem-solving mentality, curiosity, and vitality are uplifting and her infectious spirit of the possible will surely provide inspiration to all that encounter her. A shout out to Ben Hartley for recommending we interview MaryamSocial Links TwitterLinkedinInstagramLinkedin MaryamIG Maryam Maryam Twitter Links in the show Billie jean king John Leguizamo Next Door NYC Next Daily Provisions Middle Ring research ShopinNYCBob Putnam The Upswing book The Bridge Marie's Crisis Tiger Woods documentary Susan McPherson the Lost Art of Connecting

Joining me on the show today is Lachlan Shum! Lachlan is the founder of Focal, a marketplace for photographers thats prioritizes community over competition. Resources Mentioned SFP Mastermind Group Focal Sponsors Gusto – Fully integrated online HR services: payroll, benefits, and everything else. The post SFPP 169: How To Communicate Your Value Featuring Lachlan Shum appeared first on Ben Hartley.

Guest Overview This week's guest is Sydney-born, New York-based Ben Hartley – Executive Director of The National Arts Club – what he describes as a 122-year-old startup.Ben recently invited us into the spectacular Gramercy Square location to record this fascinating interview.Ben recounts his early years and his parents' positive influence, his adventurous and analytical father, and his strong and emotionally engaged mother.Ben describes how his world view was expanded, and curiosity sparked as a result of being taken on a grand European canal boating tour when aged seven. Ben describes his embrace of discomfort as a means of pushing one's capabilities and his approach to seeking out serendipity. At 12 minutes – Ben describes his educational experience, how it opened a window to the world, the value of studying for a semester in Trenton, New Jersey, a decision that ultimately led him to return to NYC to study his Masters in Arts management. At 23 minutes – we discuss the common threads running through the career path he has taken. We discuss his journey to the National Arts Club and his experience of leading the international rollout of the Guggenheim to Bilbao and beyond. At 29 minutes – Ben explains the mission and structure of The National Arts Club. He provides a concise overview of The National Arts Club's history, being the first club to welcome women as members, events from its colorful history, the characters that defied this unique institution, and the recipients of its famed Medal of Honor. Ben describes how COVID has enabled him to apply his creativity to innovate and pivot the club's service, develop and vibrant digital program, and build community and connectivity. He describes the recent exhibitions curated in partnership with new art collectives that have emerged in New York during the Black Lives Matter protests displayed alongside the work of photographer Graham Macindoe We discuss the provocative role of art in today's society, the changing nature of distribution, the future role of The National Arts Club in the city and country's culture, and the innovative programs he has initiated connecting communities beyond the arts. Ben's refreshing perspectives will undoubtedly provide inspiration and provoke new ideas for anyone struggling to reimagine and reinvent their business or brand or deal with personal challenges in these changing times. Social Links The National Arts Club website Instagram TwitterFacebookLinksRoger Pilkington Tom CrenzGuggenheim Bilbao Richard Serra Frank Gehry Charles DeKay

Mike co-authored Breaking The Time Barrier, which teaches self-employed professionals how to price their services. The book takes only one hour to read, has been downloaded more than 300,000 times, and has received praise from Tim Ferriss, Michael E. Gerber, Tina Roth Eisenberg, and Daniel H. Pink. Resources Mentioned SFP Mastermind Group Breaking The Time […] The post SFPP 166: How To Unlock Your True Earning Potential Featuring Mike McDerment appeared first on Ben Hartley.

Ben Hartley - https://www.sixfigurephotography.com/Six Figure Photography Podcast - https://open.spotify.com/show/0jq429uUACvb9OIVeWfyTw?si=D58RdY3gQayVU_xBMgMJZwPodcast Host to Podcast Host, Interviewing photographers, adding staff, scaling a business.Really good, bad advice for photographers on Instagram.Mastering a craft, Framed prints, Education, Mastermind, Growing family, Art space, Oil painting, Weddings, Running a studio, Albums, Wall art, Sales.Props to Doug Sandler @ TurnKeyPodcast.com 

If you've ever met Ben in person—or ever get the chance to, for that matter—you'll realize quickly the kind of shepherd's heart he has for people. In this episode, he talks through a number of valuable concepts, but most importantly, the necessity of knowing yourself, what you're capable of, and the need to work out that belief for both you and the people you want to serve.

Ben & Adam's Episode on Ben's podcast: https://www.sixfigurephotography.com/eliminating-fear/   Full show notes, tips, and links here: https://thebeardedtog.com -- Links Join The Bearded Tog Facebook group Patreon The Bearded Tog Website Follow @thebeardedtog on Instagram Follow Adam on Instagram @masonphotography Tave: Contracts, Payments, Scheduling Photo Booth Supply Co: Salsa Photo Booth Leave a review on Apple Podcasts

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  Introducing Steve Attridge. A freelance Writer, professional writer now for 20 years. He writes poetry, stage plays, TV and Film Scripts. Steve writes “poetry helps you to think visually and to use words economically, both helpful for Film and TV. If a screenplay doesn’t get commissioned it may want another life as a novel, or vica-versa”.   TOPICS DISCUSSED IN THIS PODCAST EPISODE: (6:25) What inspired Steve (8:42) Creating a new world for yourself – even if it is with puppets (13:05) The initial idea to start writing (17:08) A criteria that is partly practical – when starting to write (21:01) If a Play or Direction were to be about you (Steve), what ‘taste’ would you want to leave people with? (23:31) What the common denominator was the ‘golden thread’ all around the world when you (Steve) taught others?   HEAR MORE ABOUT STEVE ATTRIDGE Steve Attridge was a rock and roll roadie once, then went to a monastic community, university, lecturing, but always writing. Had over 100 TV and film scripts produced, we books published, 9 stage plays, radio and poetry. Won lots of awards. I do a lot of Life Writing masterclasses and motivational talks for people. Taught Creative Writing for years at various Universities, for different organizations and in different countries. Also a lot of professional script doctoring.   FAVOURITE QUOTE TO SHARE WITH THE WORLD Be brave, be suspicious, be industrious.   ONE BOOK YOU SHOULD READ The Harrowing of Ben Hartley   CONNECT WITH STEVE Facebook Twitter Linkedin     CONNECT WITH SASHKA Facebook Instagram Pinterest Twitter LinkedIn   Want to be a guest on the podcast? Apply to be featured on the No Name Brand Podcast here. SUBSCRIBE ON   

I had fellow podcaster, Ben Hartley, on for episode 60 – how to stand out in a crowded market, and today, he's back to talk about printing your own photos as a professional photographer Questions From Today's Episode: What made you decide to start creating your own client prints?How does this help your business stand out? What do you print yourself versus outsourcing to another lab?How did you decide on which printer gear to purchase? What does your general printing process look like? Was it hard to master? How long did it take to make the transition? What mistakes did make that others can learn from? Any surprises? Have you looked at the cost comparison for printing yourself versus having a lab print everything? What advice do you have for photographers who are considering creating their own prints in house? Related Resources: Check out Ben's seven day crash course, and learn how to build a six figure photography business Tools Mentioned: Canon Pro-graph Pro1000Canon PIXMA Pro-100 Printer Canon SELPHY Printer Stay in the Loop Follow @photofieldnotes for quick tips, episode updates, and to be featured in a future episode. To get future episodes and other goodies, be sure to subscribe in iTunes, follow @photofieldnotes on Instagram, and sign up to get bonus guides, freebies, discounts and goodies below: First Name Email Address The post Episode 137: How to Print Your Own Professional Photographs with Ben Hartley appeared first on Photo Field Notes Podcast: Career Advice for Photographers.

Ben Hartley and Marc Tyley discuss the power of radio in this final episode of the series.

Steph Matthews joins Beth and Sarah to discuss which is best - toast or bread soldiers, Ash Carter and Lottie Bennett tell us how St John Ambulance is raising the profile of essential first aid on the island, how many 'chuggas' to your 'choo choo'? Cat Richards talks to us about World Down Syndrome Day and rocking odd socks, Sandy Denning and Malcolm Clague speak about the IOM Cancer Association's 60th anniversary, Maria Costello and Julie Canipa talk sidecars with Tim Glover and as Beth and Christy discuss guilty pleasures, who's Ben Hartley gonna call? Ghostbusters!

If you are like me, perhaps the thought of a bridal show got you running for the hills… you know, tons of price shoppers that lead to nowhere. But what if you have been approaching bridal shows the wrong way?? On today’s chat with the amazing Ben Hartley we talked about how to successfully approach a bridal show and get leads from them - he closed $70k from one show! You will be mind blown by the amount of knowledge he shares with us and how you can apply the same concept to your own shows.

Ben is a magician, ever wondered how you get into magic? Ben reveals his story and of how he got into and how the business as a magician works, but no not his tricks. As well as that we discuss the magic community and his local community and like always how he gets creative with his work. It was great to interview Ben we both hope you enjoy it, don’t forget to give the video a like you can find Ben here: Website: https://www.bens-magic.com/ Twitter: https://twitter.com/_bensmagic_ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BENSMAGIC Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bens_magic/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/user/cptBHartley LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/ben-hartley-49569714b/?trk=uno-choose-ge-no-intent&dl=no This is a business based podcast that talks to people in companies that are based around Essex and East London. As well as telling us their story of how they started, what they do and where they are trying to get too. Simply Create ask them questions on creativity, community, getting employed and technology and apps that are helping them every day. The video is here to capture the moment but is best enjoyed as a podcast. Get in touch Email: getcreative@simply-create.co.uk Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/_simplycreate_ Twitter: https://twitter.com/_simplycreate_ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/simplycreate.uk

In today's episode, I discuss my thoughts on failing. Resources Mentioned This Is Why You Fail Youtube Video Fuji X-T3 Giveaway

Special Guest: Ben Hartley Topics: Cedar Point Oil painting Ministry Professional longboarding Wedding photography Podcasting. J Ben Hartley (full name) Q&A: How can I get people to move out of my way during the baraat? Laughing when the bride can't hold in a fart? How can I keep myself from getting Little Caeser's as a vendor meal? Is it okay to wear a white shirt to a wedding with black pants? Check out Ben Hartley at: www.sixfigurephotography.com/7daycrashcourse www.stylestorycreative.com www.instagram.com/jbenhartley Full show notes: https://weddinghangover.com/episodes//2018/07/ep-049-from-cedar-point-to-six-figure.html Social media: www.fb.me/WeddingPhotoHangover www.instagram.com/weddingphotohangover www.twitter.com/wedpichangover Facebook group: www.facebook.com/groups/2143595509211422/ Email us: weddingphotohangover@gmail.com Dustin: www.instagram.com/dustin_mckibben Steven: www.instagram.com/stevenvanelk Editing: www.bespoketone.com --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/weddingphotohangover/message

Ben Hartley is a Columbus Wedding Photographer who co-owns a six-figure wedding photography studio, runs a popular photography podcast, and is a prominent speaker at multiple photography conventions. Today he comes on the podcast to share some of his best tips to not only start a photography studio but how and why you should focus on serving your clients first. In Todays Interview You'll Learn: Where Ben's Creativity Came from How to decided when to open up a photography studio How Ben got his start in photography The biggest thing that beginners mess up when dealing with clients How raising your prices can create abundance in your lifestyle Why profit should be the furthest thing from your mind when dealing with clients What Ben would tell himself about photography if he could go back in time How to create communication systems within your photography business How to remove the ego when working with other photographers an embarrassing moment Ben had at a wedding Resources: Ben's Columbus OH Wedding Photography Studio Six Figure Photography Podcast Six Figure Photography Facebook Zach & Jody Gray United Photography Conference Tave CRM Trello Check out more at www.BeginnerPhotographyPodcast.com Have A Question? Reach out to us on social Facebook: www.Facebook.com/BeginnerPhotographyPodcast.com Instagram: www.Instagtam.com/BeginnerPhotoPodcast Or Email us at: BeginnerPhotographyPodcast@gmail.com

SUPER informative interview with Ben! This guy is the real deal. Not only does he crush the wedding game in OH, but he's teaching people how to build a successful photography business. He's also running a free crash course! Check this out...  http://www.sixfigurephotography.com/7daycrashcourse http://www.stylestorycreative.com/ http://www.sixfigurephotography.com/blog/ ++ This is Ask the Photographers! A show geared towards portrait & wedding photographers and their questions about business, art, cameras and all sorts of other stuff photographers want to know. Hosted by Steven Dray and Michael Will. Check us out online at http://askthephotographers.com Steven - http://stevendrayimages.com Michael - http://michaelwillphotography.com

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As always we bring you another packed show and this episode we're chatting with guests from Rogue One, The Force Awakens and The Force Unleashed. Mark chats with Alistair Petrie at Collectormania 24, while at SWFFD we are joined by Ben Hartley, Gary Keily, Mel Pickup and Natalie Cox. JAKe answers James' question at Return of the Garrison while Mark and James discuss Han Solo, Forces of Destiny and D23. You can listen to episode 65 on iTunes and email us at podcast@jedinews.co.uk with your comments, views and opinions to be a part of the show.

In toady's podcast episode, I want to give you some practical tips on how to build confidence in yourself and your work.   Resources Mentioned The Subtle Art of Not Giving a F*ck

Joining me on the Six Figure Photography podcast today is my second in command here at Style & Story Creative, Ben Adams! In this episode, Ben and I talk about commitment and how it's one of the keystone qualities of people that encounter success in life.   Resources Mentioned Booked: The Ultimate Guide To Getting Photography Clients Six Figure LIVE Sponsors Fundy Software Miller's Professional Imaging - Use code "SFP25" to get 25% off signature albums

Find the original post at: podcast.studiosherpas.com “A lot of really smart people don’t get around to doing nothin’. They like to think about it, they like to read about it, and then they go to the next book and they listen to the next podcast, and they attend the next workshop, and they talk and they talk about what they’re going to do. But then they don’t ever get around to doing nothin’.” [19:10] As creatives, a lot of us struggle to move into the launch or action phase of our pursuits. Like Ben Hartley, today’s guest says, we think and talk and plan but often fail to pull the trigger. Well, if you need some motivation, Ben might just be your guy. Ben is the founder of Style and Story Creative, an award winning wedding photography and commercial videography agency that has been featured on Creative Live, The Today Show, The Huffington Post and more. He also runs the Six Figure Photography Podcast and blog aimed at helping photographers achieve success in their business, but in a way that complements their ideal lifestyle. Before all this success however, Ben was a restaurant server with a degree in oil painting who just happened to hear about a job opening at a local video production studio. With no experience in video, through determination and action, Ben found a way to get that job, ultimately leading to a long and successful career in video and photography. After hearing Ben’s story, you’ll be hard pressed to come up with excuses about why the time isn’t right to pursue this project, or why you can’t achieve that goal.

In this episode TJ interviews Ben Hartley the man behind sixfigurephotography.com.

Episode #231 of the podcast features an interview with Ben Hartley. Discussion topics: Branding as it related to selling, communication, your story and prints. The post 231: Ben Hartley – Strengthening your photography business brand appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Episode #231 of the podcast features an interview with Ben Hartley. Discussion topics: Branding as it related to selling, communication, your story and prints.

Episode #189 of the podcast features an interview with Ben Hartley. Discussion topics: Pricing your work, creating a career, belittling digitals and knowing your costs.