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In this GASB Podcast episode, Troy interviews Molly Keyser, a photographer for 16 years, now the Founder of Profitable Courses. Molly's based in New Mexico, United States. Before Profitable Courses she also founded Boudie Shorts, an educational resource for Boudoir Photographers to get more clients. After working in the photo industry as a photographer for 16 years. Molly decided to pivot into the world of digital education. Started Profitable Courses in 2021; helping small-medium business owners create their own digital products, fine-tuning them, marketing them, and getting traffic, in order to generate a nice stream of cash flow.  Molly advises that small-medium business owners, need to develop good habits and discipline. In order to focus on one thing at a time. A piece of advice that she also once received. “You need to pick one product to focus on and scale that up to a million at least first.”, her mentor said. This Cast Covers:  The identity of Molly Keyser. How Troy and Molly knew each other. Transitioning from being a photographer to digital course education. Molly's businesses before Profitable Courses. Molly's business, Profitable Courses. Nothing is completely passive; after product creation, traffic is required. The definition of Shiny Object Syndrome. How Molly gets past a certain revenue mark. The number one thing small-medium business owners should apply. Overall growth of Profitable Courses. Links:   Molly's Linkedin Molly's Instagram Molly's Twitter Molly's TikTok Profitable Courses Additional Resources: Expert Secrets: The Underground Playbook for Creating a Mass Movement of People Who Will Pay for Your Advice (1st Edition) by Russell Brunson Vivid Vision: A Remarkable Tool For Aligning Your Business Around a Shared Vision of the Future by Cameron Herold     Quotes: “Nothing is 100% passive, you have to traffic and create the products and do the work upfront.” — Molly Keyser. “You need to pick one product to focus on and scale that up to a million at least first.” — Molly Keyser. “With every failure and everything that goes wrong, you learn.” — Molly Keyser. “Assign yourself tasks, so you can get in the habit of it. Because otherwise, you're just not going to get a lot done very quickly.” — Molly Keyser. “You need to have that discipline.” — Molly Keyser.     Music from https://filmmusic.io “Cold Funk” by Kevin MacLeod https://incompetech.com. License: CC by http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0.

I recently had an awesome interview with Lara La Sala who is a professional integrator. I had worked with Lara back in my Boudie Shorts days and she helped me scale up and systematize my business. And that was back when she was still a VA! Lara has an awesome story of how she got into the online VA space. She worked as an accountant for 8 years before deciding to take a risk on herself and quitting her job to try her hand at being a virtual assistant. She walks me through how she utilized her strong work ethic to both gain clients and learn new skills. Now Lara has started being an integrator for hire. She helps business owners make the switch from doing task management for their team to creating systems and processes to help their team make decisions and work on their own. If you feel like all you are is a task manager for your team, this interview has got some nuggets of wisdom for you! She also talks about her morning routine and how it has skyrocketed her productivity while ensuring that she has time to spend with her family on a daily basis. You can find out more about Lara at her website laralasala.com. And as always, if you want to hear these interviews right when they come out subscribe at profitablecreator.com

Molly Keyser has been our client twice. Yes, you read that right: two times. She first came and had amazing results with my program, went on her own, and returned 6 months later willing to learn again, but this time with her business on a whole new level. I invited Molly as a guest on today's podcast because she has an incredible amount of experience on how to run a business—now in two different stages of growth. Molly is an off the charts creative that runs a one of a kind company, Boudie Shorts. She helps boudoir photographers build profitable businesses. Let's hear the massive results she has been having in her business and how our systems have helped her be more creative than she has been in a very long time.

“Change is scary… but what is even scarier - regret” - unknown Molly Marie Keyser was the owner of Boudie Shorts, and walked away to start something brand new in the entrepreneurial space. Molly grew a photo studio to multiple 6 figures and others were asking her how she did it. She turned her steps into a profitable online course, grew her online boudoir photography education company to two million per year, and was able to help thousands of photographers around the world in the process! More recently Molly felt a pull to serve on a larger level and pivoted her business to now help service-based business owners add a profitable online course to their business. I wanted to share Molly with you because I respect and admire that she not only a successful photography business but also a massive online boudoir education platform, and she made the brave decision to walk away, hang up her camera, close her studio and start something new. I know personally, that fear can often get in the way of making changes "what will people think” and ignoring your inner feelings. In today's episode, we unpack so much goodness, on listening to your inner voice about when to pivot, and how you can make adaptability your superpower.Discover more about Molly KeyserWebsite: www.profitablecourses.comInstagram: @mollymkeyser Resources shared on this episode:Free PDF on how to choose your course idea

Stephanie Watts, a wedding photographers turned boudoir photographer, sits down with Humberto Garcia to discuss how she made 2019 her first profitable year in business, how she collected almost $20,000 in April 2020 without shooting a single session, and why she's still going to have a record breaking year despite the pandemic.If you're a portrait or wedding photographer and want to see how Stephanie brings in leads on autopilot every single day, you can't miss this episode.https://www.stephaniemarieboudoir.com/Support the show (https://thehighrollersclub.io/)

Molly Keyser has been our client twice. Yes, you read that right: two times. She first came and had amazing results with my program, went on her own, and returned 6 months later willing to learn again, but this time with her business on a whole new level.  I invited Molly as a guest on today's podcast because she has an incredible amount of experience on how to run a business—now in two different stages of growth. Molly is an off the charts creative that runs a one of a kind company, Boudie Shorts. She helps boudoir photographers build profitable businesses. Let's hear the massive results she has been having in her business and how our systems have helped her be more creative than she has been in a very long time. Resources Mentioned: PredictableBusinessSolutions.com

Matt’s pumped to interview Molly of Boudie Shorts with Kia on this episode of, From Nothing to Profit. To make a long story short: Molly started with photographing weddings, had a client request a boudoir session, she fell in love and switched to boudoir photography full time, and now teaches boudoir; referring her client inquiries to her certified students.  Don’t miss how Molly uses Facebook Live! Molly is fired up about attitudes in the (boudoir) industry and practicing what you preach. It’s about empowering women. Listen in to hear how Molly would recommend you spend (or save) that $1k. Routine is something that really contributes to Molly’s success and she “plans tomorrow, today” – you want to hear how to do this! Don’t miss the important conversation about burnout and depression on this podcast episode. And as Molly says, if you want to become the best you can be, quickly, get a mentor to learn from someone who has already done it so you don’t have to reinvent the wheel. Internet Resources: www.boudieshorts.com/blog Subscribe to Molly’s email list while on the blog App: Talkspace (therapist on your phone)   (#) [00:01] Hey, this is Molly Kaiser and you’re listening to from nothing to profit. [00:05] Welcome to from nothing to profit a photographer’s podcast with Matt and Kaia where each week they talk to photographers about what is working in their business now so you can swipe those ideas and grow your business faster. [00:22] Hey everybody. So welcome to the podcast. I’m really excited today because we have my friend Molly Kaiser and you guys may know her from her Boudreaux work as well as booty shorts, but Molly and I have been friends for years and she’s been on some of my summer nights and I’ve done some work with her and stuff so it’s really excited to actually have this conversation with her. But if you guys don’t know Molly, so Molly, like I said, lives it and the Boudreaux hour, I can’t even say that word correctly. I’m going to fumble it all day long, but that’s okay. Through the associates does all that, you know, by using like appropriate marketing and sales and pricing. And she really focuses on customer experience where she took her business from 81 cents to six figures a year, which is, which is amazing, but like I said, now I know her really well through the fact that she helps other photographers build their business and years just like such an open book to our industry in terms of, you know, your business strategy is you’re shooting your lighting and your pose in your clients’ experience, all that stuff. So, um, thanks so much for being on this. And um, yeah, just tell our audience, you know, a little bit more whatever I missed and go from there. [01:27] Thank you so much for having me on this is, it’s always a blast to talk with you. Uh, so yeah, basically I always loved photography. I’m sure a lot of you listening, you can totally relate to that. You know, the whole young with the camera story. Right. But I remember in high school I would always get like notes to get out of my boring classes. I would call them like science and math because I want it to go play in the dark room. And so I always kind of knew that I wanted to pursue photography full time. I just didn’t always maybe believe that I could make money with a career in photography. So I interned with some photographers. I ended up going to college to study art and photography. And what I’ve kind of learned in college was it was a lot more about, you know, showing an art galleries and things like that. [02:15] There really wasn’t a structured, uh, major, if you will, in the UWU system, at least that, you know, taught me how to be a professional portrait photographer. So I actually told myself, I kind of gave myself an ultimatum, like, if you can book x amount of portraits and weddings,... Support this podcast

Through the appropriate marketing, sales, and pricing strategies Molly Marie Keyser grew her boudoir photography business from .81 cents to 6 figures a year. In addition to being a photographer, Molly helps other photographers grow their boudoir businesses by being an open book with her experiences through her education website, Boudie Shorts, her Boudoir Certified […]

You may have a business but do you have a real company? Do you have an organization that helps you achieve at a level higher than you could yourself? Are the results predictable and can they be anticipated? Does your team feel safe and feel like they have a place where they can succeed? If any of these things are missing from your company today, then you are not maximizing your potential or doing everything that you can. One of my clients Molly Keyser who owns Boudie Shorts is building a real company and doing it fast. The changes are so real that even her team is giving her feedback. If you have a company that you are trying to grow, you have to hear this.

You may have a business but do you have a real company? Do you have an organization that helps you achieve at a level higher than you could yourself? Are the results predictable and can they be anticipated? Does your team feel safe and feel like they have a place where they can succeed? If any of these things are missing from your company today, then you are not maximizing your potential or doing everything that you can. One of my clients Molly Keyser who owns Boudie Shorts is building a real company and doing it fast. The changes are so real that even her team is giving her feedback. If you have a company that you are trying to grow, you have to hear this.