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#539 In this episode of the podcast, I chat with Bryan Caporicci, a seasoned wedding photographer who blends business acumen with artistic passion. Bryan shares insights into navigating the photography landscape by focusing on foundational skills, emphasizing patience, and finding personal joy in photography. He highlights the importance of technical mastery before creative exploration and the value of building meaningful connections.THE BIG IDEAS Master the Basics: Understand your camera settings thoroughly before diving into complex photography scenarios. A solid foundation sets the stage for creativity. Practice Under Pressure: Learn to operate your camera instinctively in high-pressure situations. This skill is invaluable, particularly in fast-paced environments like weddings.Slow Down for Success: Embrace a patient approach to photography and avoid rushing through your learning process. Long-term success is built gradually.Embrace Creativity: Once technical mastery is second nature, focus on capturing moments, emotions, and stories that resonate and tell a unique narrative.PHOTOGRAPHY ACTION PLANEnhance Technical Confidence: Spend an hour each day practicing different camera settings until they become second nature. Conduct small self-assigned projects focusing on low-light and fast-paced scenarios.Develop Real-World Experience: Volunteer as a second shooter for a local event photographer to gain experience. Shadow a professional to learn the dynamics of different shoot environments. Build a Portfolio of Experiences: Select 5 personal favorite photos that highlight varied skills like lighting, composition, and emotion. Create a physical or digital album and update it monthly to track progress.Connect with Professional Circles: Attend local photography meet-ups to network and seek mentorship. Practice engaging with other photographers through collaborative projects or photo walks.Explore Personal Creativity: Dedicate time each week to a creative project that pushes your boundaries. Experiment with different genres of photography to discover new inspirations.RESOURCES:Visit Bryan Caporicci's Website - https://www.bcapphoto.com/Follow Bryan Caporicci on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/bcapphoto/Learn What Camera Settings to Use in our free guide!https://perfectcamerasettings.com/ Sign up for your free CloudSpot Account today at www.DeliverPhotos.comConnect with Raymond! Join the free Beginner Photography Podcast Community at https://beginnerphotopod.com/group Get your Photo Questions Answered on the show - https://beginnerphotopod.com/qa Grab your free camera setting cheatsheet - https://perfectcamerasettings.com/ Thanks for listening & keep shooting!

Hey there, listeners! Welcome back to another episode of “The Profitable Photographer with Luci Dumas”. I am absolutely thrilled to have Bryan Capricci as my guest today.CEO and Founder of Sprout Studio, a CRM built by photographers, for photographers, Bryan is also an award-winning wedding and portrait photographer based out of Fonthill, Canada. In 2014, he was awarded his Masters of Photographic Arts (MPA) designation by the Professional Photographers of Canada (PPOC), making him one of the youngest Canadian photographers to receive this level of achievement.He and I are diving into a topic that's crucial for every business owner out there: balancing the roles of CEO and entrepreneur. It's all about how we manage working in our business versus working on our business. Let's get started! It's not just about running the day-to-day operations but also about strategizing for future growth.We chat about the importance of not waiting until you have free time—make it a priority to focus on growth and improvement. Also how to make sure your efforts are intentional, planned, and prioritized. Listen for his rocking horse analogy i.e., you're moving, but not going anywhere. This is what happens when we get caught up in busy work. Remember, "small hinges move big doors."Determining Business Success:How do we know if we're on the right track? Here's a simple formula to define business success and growth: New Leads: Are you consistently attracting new potential clients? Bookings: Are those leads converting into bookings? Higher Value: Are clients booking higher-value services? Client Spending: Are existing clients increasing their spending?Evaluating Impact:When considering tasks, ask yourself: How likely is this activity to impact the business? Don't fall into the trap of being busy for the sake of it. Remember, sometimes as photographers, we identify so closely with our work that we sacrifice personal time. Let's break that cycle.Momentum Method:Here are important questions to help get a handle on everything: Can This Be Automated? Ask if the task can be done without your direct involvement. If yes, automate it. Accelerate: Are there ways to do tasks faster with less effort. Simplify: Can the task be simplified or aligned with other activities? Evaluate Necessity: Does this task need to be done at all?You might not love every aspect of running a business, and that's okay. You have three options: Don't Do It: Some tasks might not be necessary. Do It: Just get it done if it's essential. Collaborate or Outsource: Find someone to help, whether through collaboration or hiring.Thanks for tuning in! Remember, balancing your roles and prioritizing your time can make a significant difference in your business's success. Until next time, keep pushing forward and finding those small hinges that move big doors!Bryan has a gift called The Winning Week Formula at https://getsproutstudio.com/winning-week/and 20% discount available https://www.trysproutstudio.com/?via=eduConnect with Bryan:bryan@sproutstudio.comgetsproutstudio.com www.bcapphoto.comConnect with Photography Business Coach Luci Dumas: Website Email: luci@lucidumas.comInstagram FacebookYouTube

In Today's Episode of the podcast, I chat with Master Photographer Bryan Caporicci who will give you the opportunity to transform your photography journey by understanding the importance of mastering technical skills, building a successful business, and valuing your time and effort as a photographer.The Big IdeasMastering the Fundamentals: Focus on learning and excelling in technical skills to achieve growth in your art.Building a Successful Business: Understand the value of investing time and effort in building and growing your photography business.Valuing Your Efforts: Embrace the idea of continuous learning, investing in your skills, and focusing on long-term growth rather than quick wins.Diversifying Your Skills: Explore the potential of expanding your photography services to different businesses and building valuable networks.Resources:Bryans book: Pricing for Profit: Solid Business Techniques for a Profitable Photography Studio - https://amzn.to/3NQBrUTSprout Studio - https://getsproutstudio.com/Connect with the Beginner Photography Podcast! Join the free Beginner Photography Podcast Community at https://beginnerphotopod.com/group Send in your Photo Questions to get answered on the show - https://beginnerphotopod.com/qa Grab your free camera setting cheatsheet - https://perfectcamerasettings.com/ Thanks for listening & keep shooting!

In episode 474 of the Business of Photography Podcast, Bryan Caporicci shares a specific and step-by-step plan on exactly how you can set up your financial plan and business breakdown for 2023 and beyond. The post How to set money goals and make a plan to crush them in 2023 appeared first on Sprout Studio.

In episode 473 of the Business of Photography Podcast, Bryan Caporicci talks about the indicators of growth for you as a photographer and how you can focus your energy on the right things to influence the biggest impact on your business. The post How to cut through the noise and know where to focus your effort appeared first on Sprout Studio.

In episode 472 of the Business of Photography Podcast, Bryan Caporicci talks about how you can design the "perfect" week and get more done in less time. The post Get more done in less time with the winning week formula appeared first on Sprout Studio.

In episode 471 of the Business of Photography Podcast, Bryan Caporicci talks about to-do lists, productivity and work/life balance and how you can take care of your to-do list and own your time. The post How to take charge of your to-do list and own your time appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Bryan Caporicci is an award-winning wedding and portrait photographer based out of Fonthill, Canada. In 2014, he was awarded his Masters of Photographic Arts (MPA) designation by the Professional Photographers of Canada (PPOC), making him one of the youngest Canadian photographers to receive this level of achievement.Bryan is the host of the Business of Photography Podcast with over 2 million downloads. He teaches at workshops across North America, including industry-leading conventions and conferences such as WPPI, Shutterfest and Canada Photo Convention. Bryan is also the CEO and Founder of Sprout Studio.In today's interview, Bryan talks about the key aspects of photography to focus on when just getting started. In This Episode You'll Learn:What is Clubhouse for photographersWho Bryan is and how he got started in photographyHis earliest struggles and how he overcame themHow to avoid overwhelm when just learning photography What Bryan hopes to achieve by shooting film for personal workWhat to focus on now to build a business foundationHow to leverage local relationships to build bookingsThe 3 most important pillars of stating a photo businessThe paradox of the growing heap and how it will help you better understand bookingsResources:Bryan Caporicci Wedding PhotographyThe Business of Photography PodcastSprout Studio - All in one studio management for photographersJoin The Beginner Photography Podcast Facebook CommunitySign up for your free CloudSpot account to deliver beautiful images galleries todayFree Lightroom Presets!Grab your Free CloudSpot Account at DeliverPhotos.com Grab your Free CloudSpot Account at DeliverPhotos.com

Bryan Caporicci is a photographer, educator, host of the Business of Photography Podcast, and the CEO of Sprout Studio. Bryan wears many hats, and so it is no surprise that he runs Sprout Studio, a management suite that helps photographers get their time back, and streamline their business. With client management & scheduling, galleries, album proofing, email marketing & more, it really is the secret weapon that will help photographers make a living doing what they love.

Episode 1 of Season 2 is finally here! Thank you for all of the encouragement. We shall proceed and see what comes of this, eh? Today's episode is a bit of a catch up. We talk about an exhibit I recently completed, about gear de-acquisition syndrome, about disappointments and boredom in photography, and a few bits and pieces about a few Leicas. They include the SL2, the Q2, the M10-P Safari, the M10-D, and more. Thanks for listening and stay in touch! Josh Lehrer, General Manager of Leica Miami: @jalehrer7 David Bickley, Leica Dc and Leica Ambassador: @dbtakesdc Jason Webber: @jasonawebber Thomas Heaton: https://thomasheaton.co.uk/ Ben Horne https://www.benhorne.com/ Soon... Bryan Caporicci https://getsproutstudio.com/community/business-of-photography-podcast/ Like A New Day is brought to you by Zachary Branigan Photography: Link: https://zacharybranigan.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zgbranigan/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/zgbranigan My black and white account on IG...please hit me up and follow! https://www.instagram.com/allthereinblackandwhite/ Music provided via Epidemic Sound subscription

Join us for another wholesome episode of film fun. Bryan threatens to beat Mac's a$$...in a photo shootout. Other stuff is talked about as well. That's right. STUFF! Let's gooooooooo! --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/macandjackpodcast/message

Times of transition can be challenging as a business owner. Do you shy away from the discomfort of change, or are you ready to face it head on in order to see growth in your business?Listen in to episode 475 of The Bokeh Podcast, and be challenged by Bryan Caporicci to push past that fear and uncertainty in order to think differently about moving your businesses forward after Covid.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: (8:46)Wedding and Portrait Photographer based in Ontario, CanadaSprout Studio - Inclusive, holistic studio management suite for photographersClient Experience (14:14)"It's not about us as photographers, it's about our clients" - put yourself in your client's shoes!Time Management (19:41)Creating guardrails around your time; time chunkingCommunication in Delegation (23:47)Book Recommendations: (26:43)How to Win Friends and Influence People by Dale CarengieHow to Stop Worrying and Start Living by Dale CarnegieBuilding a StoryBrand by Donald MillerWho Moved My Cheese? by Spencer JohnsonThe War of Art by Stephen Pressfieldbokehbookshelf.comWhy do we stay in our comfort zones instead of pushing for growth? (30:49)Mindsets to have when addressing the fears that come with change: (35:23)1. Do it, but do it scared2. If fear is felt, I'm moving in the right directionHow Photographers can think differently coming out of Covid to grow their business: (38:44)1. Lead with empathy2. Diversify revenueHow photographers can think differently about finances coming out of Covid: (52:23)1. Pricing yourself appropriately2. Prepare and function on a budget3. Use a financial advisor and a bookkeeperLinks:getsproutstudio.combcapphoto.cominstagram.com/getsproutstudioinstagram.com/bcapphotomint.comquickbooks.com See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Bryan Caporicci is an award-winning wedding and portrait photographer based out of Fonthill, Canada. In 2014, he was awarded his Masters of Photographic Arts (MPA) designation by the Professional Photographers of Canada (PPOC), making him one of the youngest Canadian photographers to receive this level of achievement. Bryan is the host of the Business of Photography Podcast with over 2 million downloads. He teaches at workshops across North America, including industry-leading conventions and conferences such as WPPI, Shutterfest and Canada Photo Convention. Bryan is also the CEO and Founder of Sprout Studio. In today’s interview, Bryan talks about the key aspects of photography to focus on when just getting started.   In This Episode You'll Learn: What is Clubhouse for photographers Who Bryan is and how he got started in photography His earliest struggles and how he overcame them How to avoid overwhelm when just learning photography What Bryan hopes to achieve by shooting film for personal work Premium Members Also Learn: What to focus on now to build a business foundation How to leverage local relationships to build bookings The 3 most important pillars of stating a photo business The paradox of the growing heap and how it will help you better understand bookings Resources: Bryan Caporicci Wedding Photography The Business of Photography Podcast Sprout Studio - All in one studio management for photographers Standout Quotes: "It was my marketing skills, just the fact that I looked at what I did as an entrepreneur...that's what got me to where I was". - [Bryan] "Take it a step at a time, I think that's probably the biggest mistake that I see photographers make, especially in those early days". - [Bryan] "That's when you become a good wedding photographer when you can look at things and go beyond the technical". - [Bryan] "Every overnight success is an overnight success 10 years in the making". - [Bryan] "The future is cheap if you pay for it now". - [Raymond] "Everyone wants success, no one wants to put in the work that success requires". - [Bryan] "Whatever gear you have, is all that you need right now". - [Bryan]   Key Takeaways: "Clubhouse" is an audio-only social media tool, that allows people to connect either as photographers or with other professionals Bryan shares he has always had a passion for the business side of photography. His experience knowing that most photographers aren't well equipped on the business side motivated the founding of Sprout Studios to offer strategies and tools to help photographers run their business. While most photographers start with an interest in photography and then later incorporate the business side, Bryan had been involved with the business side first but moved into photography after splitting up with his partner who was running the photography aspect of things. Starting, he took up photography on a small scale largely involving sports including all the local sports teams which helped him learn, create systems, and build his skill. The biggest challenge about weddings is the fast pace not only due to the number of events going on at each moment but also technical changes you need to make, to adjust for each shot. Bryan describes defined paths for a new photographer: First, you need to understand the technicals, then learn how to do it under pressure, and then learn how to find moments. Emphasizing the importance of having a mindset to put in the time necessary for growth, Bryan stresses the role of 2nd shooting as an intern, to learn the ropes. The rewards of being an entrepreneur are beautiful but it takes work to get them, and the early days are always the hardest. Don't chase the gear.

Welcome to Beyond Technique, the podcast that empowers photographers to bring their businesses to the next level, brought to you by Platypod, Photofocus and Skip Cohen University. Today we chat with photographer and owner of SproutStudio, Bryan Caporicci about how to keep your business alive during the pandemic, and beyond! Check out Platypod.com We discuss: Bryan's unusual start to the photography industry Why we should be diversifying our revenue streams right now The importance of keeping in touch with your clients during the pandemic building your skillset during this downtime The role of relationship building in every photography business The importance of being transparent and empathetic Advice for photographers just starting out You can find Bryan at: GetSproutStudio.com @bcaporicci on Clubhouse @getsproutstudio on Instagram Be sure to let us know if you have any thoughts or questions in the comments section. We do our best to answer all questions in a timely manner. Have suggestions on future topics you want us to cover? Email us: Skip Cohen: skip@mei500.com Chamira Young: chamira@photofocus.com  You can be the next guest on our podcast Do you have an idea for a topic or want to hear from your favorite photographer or influencer in our industry? Send an email to skip@mei500.com or chamira@photofocus.com, with the subject line BEYOND TECHNIQUE IDEA. Then write a brief description of your topic or idea. If you are recommending someone, please include their name, contact information and state if you would like to be a guest host. Share This Podcast! Please share this podcast with your friends and subscribe via iTunes.

Friend, meet Bryan Caporicci a talented photographer, business educator, podcast host, founder of Sprout Studio, and author of the book Pricing for Profit. In this episode, we chat about pricing and value! This conversation goes beyond a mathematical formula and expands on the concept of value and the client’s perception. This chat is perfect for any photographer that needs some clarity regarding pricing! Bryan also offers a very useful spreadsheet that can help you calculate your pricing. Just make sure you send him a DM on Instagram and tell him you found him on The Tog Republic. ____ This episode was sponsored by The Art of Pinning a class dedicated to wedding & family photographers where I teach you how to turn your Pinterest account into a funnel machine to drive the right people into your website! With over 40 million engaged couples using Pinterest to plan their wedding + 8 out of 10 women with children using the platform to find ideas, you bet Pinterest is where you want your business to be! ENROLL IN THIS CLASS TODAY! ____ Want more content? Join the private FREE FB Group: https://www.facebook.com/groups/thetogrepublic ____ Check out the episode notes for more information: https://thetogrepublic.com/podcast/photography-pricing-with-bryan-caporicci

This episode is brought to you by mother earth! In all seriousness, this episode centers on my incredible conversation with Ben Horne, a full-time nature photographer based in California. Ben uses large format film and takes us along on his popular YouTube channel. His channel, by the way, may be the oldest dedicated landscape photo channel on the web. Keeping with the nature theme, I just returned from a few days in the far north shooting images and video of owls and other wildlife for work. I was able to rent a Leica SL2-S to complement my SL-2. As a result, I can compare and contrast them for you. SL2 and SL2-S Wildlifephoto samples: https://zacharybranigan.com/portfolio-3/wildlife-with-the-sl2-and-sl2s Ben Horne https://www.benhorne.com/ Ben on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCtiLZhefLrm4CEMrctJyzUQ Support Ben's work: https://www.benhorne.com/donate Soon... Bryan Caporicci https://getsproutstudio.com/community/business-of-photography-podcast/ Like A New Day is brought to you by Zachary Branigan Photography: Link: https://zacharybranigan.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zgbranigan/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/zgbranigan My black and white account on IG...please hit me up and follow! https://www.instagram.com/allthereinblackandwhite/ Music provided via Epidemic Sound subscription

I am so pleased to publish Part 2 of my wonderful conversation with David Bickley. David is a Leica Ambassador, a Leica Akademie Instructor, and a staff member at Leica DC. David is a great conversationalist, an innovator, and a creative powerhouse. We have a great conversation about the history and venerability of the Leica brand, about David's love of the M10-D, and about the struggle of creativity. You can learn all about David and his work here: https://www.davidbickley.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dbtakesdc/ Buy your stuff from Leica DC! https://us.leica-camera.com/Stores-Dealers/Leica-Stores-Worldwide/Leica-Store-Washington-DC My black and white account on IG...please hit me up and follow! https://www.instagram.com/allthereinblackandwhite/ Soon... Bryan Caporicci https://getsproutstudio.com/community/business-of-photography-podcast/ Ben Horne https://www.benhorne.com/ Like A New Day is brought to you by Zachary Branigan Photography: Link: https://zacharybranigan.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zgbranigan/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/zgbranigan Music provided via Epidemic Sound subscription

I am so pleased to finally publish my wonderful conversation with David Bickley. David is a Leica Ambassador, a Leica Akademie Instructor, and a staff member at Leica DC. David is a great conversationalist, an innovator, and a creative powerhouse. We have a great conversation about the history and venerability of the Leica brand, about David's love of the M10-D, and about the struggle of creativity. We also open with some listener messages and feedback and why I am happy to accept my first 1-star review ;) You can learn all about David and his work here: https://www.davidbickley.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dbtakesdc/ Buy your stuff from Leica DC! https://us.leica-camera.com/Stores-Dealers/Leica-Stores-Worldwide/Leica-Store-Washington-DC My black and white account on IG...please hit me up and follow! https://www.instagram.com/allthereinblackandwhite/ Soon... Bryan Caporicci https://getsproutstudio.com/community/business-of-photography-podcast/ Ben Horne https://www.benhorne.com/ Like A New Day is brought to you by Zachary Branigan Photography: Link: https://zacharybranigan.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/zgbranigan/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/zgbranigan Music provided via Epidemic Sound subscription

Today meet Margaret Soraya, based by Loch Ness in Scotland, working in nature’s quiet places, capturing beautiful land and seascapes. We learn more about her approach to mentoring where solitude, mindfulness and peace are encouraged during her photographic retreats. Bryan Caporicci from Sprout Studio is our photographic business guest and we talk in detail about client relationships, how websites seem to be focussing on the wrong details and why it's time to get organised for better times ahead. This is a promo for the members area 2 hours edition.

Work smarter, not harder; that's my favorite business motto. Part of working smarter involves streamlining our business processes, and that's exactly what I am talking about today with Bryan Caporicci.---EPISODE SPONSOR--Sprout Studio: an all-in-one studio management solution- CRM - Galleries- Scheduling- Email Marketing- Bookkeeping - Customizable templates and contractshttps://www.sproutredo.com/levelupBlack Friday Sale:30% off any Sprout Studio plan for up to 3 years November 27-November 30, 2020--ABOUT BRYAN--Bryan Caporicci is an award-winning wedding and portrait photographer based out of Fonthill, Canada. In 2014, he was awarded his Masters of Photographic Arts (MPA) designation by the Professional Photographers of Canada (PPOC), making him one of the youngest Canadian photographers to receive this level of achievement.Bryan is the host of the Business of Photography Podcast with over 2 million downloads. He teaches at workshops across North America, including industry-leading conventions and conferences such as WPPI, Shutterfest and Canada Photo Convention. Bryan is also the CEO and Founder of Sprout Studio.Instagram.com/getsproutstudio

In order to survive, it's imperative that entrepreneurs have the foundations of their businesses set up in a way that allows for quick pivots especially when the outside environment is constantly changing. Learn from Bryan Caporicci of Sprout Studio how to set that foundation and to get some tips on ways your business can diversify. Full show notes & links to resources mentioned: https://rachelbrenke.com/epi142 Join the Business Bites Podcast® group to chat about this episode: https://rachelbrenke.com/group

In Episode #446, Bryan shares information about our upcoming Black Friday promotion & what we're doing at Sprout Studio to help you grow your business and redo 2020. The post 446: Bryan Caporicci – Redo 2020 appeared first on Sprout Studio.

In Episode #446, Bryan shares information about our upcoming Black Friday promotion & what we're doing at Sprout Studio to help you grow your business and redo 2020.

Today I chat with Bryan Caporicci from Sprout Studio and Bryan Caporicci Photography. Bryan has been a working professional photographer and teaching photographers the business side of photography, today we chatted about how that could be used for the film photographer of 2020... yes, even the hobbyists too! Bryan also has his own podcast "the business of photography" with many super useful tips that apply to all photographers. Don't forget to buy us a coffee!

During a crisis, we look for the guides…the ones with the steady hand…the scars from experience…the wisdom born from previous suffering and perseverance. This may sound like the voiceover from the trailer for an epic film, but it’s really just describing what so many of us have been doing this year. And 2020 kinda has been like living inside an epic film. Well, Bryan Caporicci from Sprout Studio wants there to be a happy ending. And he thinks there can be. In This Conversation, we go over some of the things that entrepreneurs can actually take advantage of during this time of uncertainty. I hope this chat finds you doing well and staying safe. Keep your head up and continue to look for the opportunities. And as always, thanks for listening.

Bryan Caporicci joins me on the show today! Bryan is the founder, CEO, and sometimes janitor of Sprout Studio as well as the host of the Business of Photography podcast. In today's episode, we're going to be talking about the current state of the world and how to navigate your business through these troubled times.     Resources Mentioned SFP Mastermind Group Sprout Studio Business of Photography Podcast Sprout Studio Youtube First Aid For Your Photography Business The Ultimate Guide For Wedding Photographers Dealing With The Coronavirus Crisis Sponsors Gusto – Fully integrated online HR services: payroll, benefits and everything else. Freshbooks – Small business accounting software that makes billing easy + painless.

Sprout Studio is a studio management system built for photographers. As a photographer himself (and as the host of The Business of Photography Podcast), Bryan's been compiling resources and information for photographers on how they can best manage their business during a time of crisis. He joins us to chat all about improving customer communications, getting your digital house in order, and how he sees the future of the business adjusting to current developments

Bryan Caporicci, founder and CEO of Sprout Studios talks about how Sprout Studios is helping photographers during this pandemic.

The incredibly patient Bryan Caporicci is back for the last part of his three parter on business advice during lockdown. Today we talk contracts and Neale has something to admit about his own contract! Also how DO you say the word Nikon, our strangest photo commissions and photographing pots 'n' pans. Bryan's Sprout Studio link: https://www.getsproutstudio.com Send your stories, thoughts and photo questions to click@fujicast.co.uk 

Today, a list of stuff to do daily, should I posting my wedding pics right now and Bryan Caporicci on what happens when the doors open again for business? Who will prosper and how can you flourish. And Kev talks of the days he used to walk 22 miles as a street photographer. Sprout Studios business for photographers: https://getsproutstudio.com/ Send your thoughts, questions and stories into click@fujicast.co.uk 

In today's daily photography show, we talk with Bryan Caporicci of Sprout Studios about his new FREE marketing series for photographers who want to successfully come out the other side of this. All the normal chat, some of your questions and what IS Kev doing with this free time he has? Sprout studios: https://getsproutstudio.com/ Sprout YouTube: https://bit.ly/SPROUT-marketing  Send questions to click@fujicast.co.uk 

Successful CEOs all share similar traits that we can apply in our own businesses.   Listen (and take notes!) as Rachel and Bryan Caporicci from The Business of Photography Podcast discuss the difference between a CEO mindset vs. a worker bee mindset and tools you can use to be more efficient in your business.   Full show notes & links to resources mentioned: https://rachelbrenke.com/epi109  Join the Business Bites Podcast® group to chat about this episode: https://rachelbrenke.com/group

This week Dustin (@fortheloveofgrain) Edward (@edwardconde_) and Mac (@macshootsfilm) are joined by a professional photographer and podcaster extraordinaire Bryan Caporicci (@bcapphoto) --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/grainydayz/message

We promised last week following the episode recorded in Brighton that this week's guest would be business focused. Bryan Caporicci talks about setting up a photo business, establishing it and then living on the proceeds. We talk video, we talk strategy and we talk branding. Sprout Studio: https://getsproutstudio.com/  Kevin Mullins: https://www.kevinmullinsphotography.co.uk/  Neale James: https://www.nealejames.com/  X Weddings in Bath: https://www.x-weddings.co.uk/  Simplr Straps: https://www.simplr.us/ 

Kevin is in Spain, Neale is in the UK, but it doesn't stop our weekly roll. This week, more about curry, fish and chips and photographing in Brighton, making creative slideshows, and cancellation policies if you're a wedding photographer. Also we hear more listener stories from Europe, America and Canada. Rivki Locker: https://www.rivkilocker.com/  Tim Bindner: https://www.instagram.com/timothybme  Brad Wakefield: http://www.bradwakefield.com/  Anna McCarthy: https://www.annamccarthy.com/  Bryan Caporicci: https://www.bcapphoto.com/  X-Weddings: https://www.x-weddings.co.uk/ 

Mike and Andre talk to Bryan Caporicci of The Business of Photography Podcast (IG bcapphoto, www.sproutingphotographer.com, www.bcapphoto.com)!

A rare Mike and Andre old school episode! Andre rides dragons, manufactures film, and talks of his upcoming family trip. Mike talks about the passing of a loved one and what it taught him about the importance of photography, becoming the family historian, and gets his son's first film rolls developed and scanned. We answer emails from Ian Fleming about carrying prints while shooting, Angela Solis about Pakon scanner repairs, and George Larkins about film meetups in Detroit. We also get a call in about Sherry Christensen's new podcast called "Embrace the Grain". Finally, an email from Kevin Dillon, the last day to sign up for the Negative Positives Double Exposure Tag Team Challenge, and Bryan Caporicci's podcast "The Business of Photography" and his adventures in shooting film in his "Finding Film" series available on most podcast catchers and on www.sproutingphotographer.com, and Graham Young's film podcast listing website www.filmpodcastnetwork.com!

What are people buying when they’re looking for video? I bet it’s not what you’re thinking. It’s not your videos, believe it or not. There’s so much more to it than that. They’re buying an idea and an experience. Even though you make beautiful videos, none of that matters if you can’t sell the experience you offer. Bryan Caporicci is the lead content creator at Sprouting Photographer and the host of his own podcast. He teaches workshops across North America including at some big conventions and conferences like WPPI, Shutterfest, and Canada Photo Convention. He’s built an incredible business helping photographers in a similar way that we at Studio Sherpas work to help filmmakers. Bryan is a business person first and a creative second, but that’s hard to tell if you only see his work. In this episode, Bryan shakes up the narrative by explaining that your clients are not looking to buy video. They probably think they are, but they’re not. What they want is an unbelievable customer experience that they’ll remember whenever they watch, or even just think about the videos you made for them. We go on to talk about surviving the natural feast or famine cycles of this business. Bryan suggests you lean into the slow season and use it as a break to assess your business and prepare for the next year. Otherwise, you should be proactive to lay the foundation for getting low season work well ahead of time. Either way, you can use this period to your advantage. What do you do to ensure your clients have an unforgettable experience? Drop me a comment on the episode page!   In this episode: Identifying your role as an entrepreneur in a creative business What you should actually be selling your clients instead of video One of the most common mistakes that creative entrepreneurs make and how to avoid making it too How to strategically design and implement an effective and compelling brand Useful ideas you can use to survive the ups and downs of high and low seasons Taking the reins of the selling process instead of letting the client be in total control The importance of being intentional with everything you do with your business   Quotes: “Business is business. Whether you’re doing filmmaking for a living, whether you’re making pictures for a living, or you’re building software for a living, whatever it is, the basics of business are still the basics of business.” [10:47] “You’re selling the end product and you’re selling who you help your clients become and what you help them do more than you are the actual thing you’re making for them.” [12:19] “You have to realize that marketing has a half-life. It always has a delay. What you market and message and do now, you might not see the effects of that for another two, three, four months.” [32:18] “We as the entrepreneur, as the business owner, as the creative, need to be the ones who are guiding the experience for our clients. If we’re order takers, if we’re bending over backward for them, if we’re reacting to them, there’s no room left for us to say ‘okay, here’s what I’d suggest we do next.” [40:55]   Links: Find Bryan at Sprouting Photographer Follow Bryan on Facebook | Instagram | Twitter | Youtube | Vimeo Business of Photography Podcast Building a Storybrand by Donald Miller   Let me know what you want on this podcast by filling out this survey!   Additional Links: Check out the full show notes page Selling Like A Sherpa Course Stay up to date with everything we're doing at Studio Sherpas Tune into our weekly Facebook Lives Follow Studio Sherpas on Facebook | Twitter | Instagram   If you haven't already, we'd love it if you would take 1 minute to leave us a review on iTunes!

In this episode, Bryan Caporicci, host of the Business of Photography Podcast and creator of Sprout Studio, talks about current trends in photography entrepreneurship and helping photographers be more efficient. 

  Today's episode is genuinely inspiring not only because Bryan Caporicci an award-winning photographer shares the inside scoop on his journey as a creative. However, he's not just and photographer but also an educator and supporter of fellow creatives. Sharing advice in a simple, clear way he might just inspire you to take action. He's a real specialist when it comes to helping photographers run their businesses, which means he's sharing his top tips on the show. Even though he's specialist, he's sharing knowledge that will help every creative no matter what your creating. Takeaways from today's show: See yourself as an entrepreneur, that happens to be a creative. Not the other way round. Running a creative business means you spent 20% of the time creating your actual creative work and the rest promoting it and running your business. Surround yourself with people or tools that support your weaknesses or take away work that you don't have to be doing, so you can spend more time creating your creative work. Don't wait until you feel ready to charge for your creative work, just start charging for your work and increase prices slowly. Mentioned on the Show: Bryan Caporicci's website: http://sproutingphotographer.com/ Sprout studio Bryan's software: https://getsproutstudio.com/ Donals Miller's book, Building a StoryBrand: Clarify Your Message So Customers Will Listen https://www.amazon.com/Building-StoryBrand-Clarify-Message-Customers/dp/0718033329/ref=la_B001H6Q2QC_1_1?s=books&ie=UTF8&qid=1515619483&sr=1-1 The Sparkling Creative Community: https://www.facebook.com/groups/243968072673994/ The Mini Sessions: www.kerstinpressler.com/mini-session I've been working with so many creatives that thought the next grand business strategy or a new creative product they're going to offer would bring them more of what they wanted.  More money!  More fulfillment!  More time!  More happiness! However many of them never got what they wanted.  Are you ready to dive in fully and turn your creative passion into the creative business that is not only paying your bills but also allowing you to live the lifestyle your dreaming of? Then let's talk! Schedule a mini session with me, where we'll discover the right next move for your creative adventure.  Become one of us and join the sparkling creative community! Surround yourself with fellow creatives, that not only create sparkling creative pieces, but also sparkle when it comes to the financials of their creative adventures. Be part of a sparkling community and own your creative strength. We'll support you and help you live the sparkling creative life you've always dreamed about. https://www.facebook.com/groups/243968072673994/ Connect with us: Kerstin info@kerstinpressler.com Instagram https://www.instagram.com/kerstinpressler/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/kerstinpressler I love to connect with you! If you've got a question about today's episode or want to leave me some inbox love, you can email me at  info@kerstinpressler.com Or, you can always find me hanging out in my happy place, the sparkling creative community over on Facebook. I would also LOVE it if you'd leave a podcast rating or review on iTunes!  I know it can be hard to figure out, so here are a few step-by-step instructions on how to leave an iTunes rating or review for the sparkling creative Podcast from your iPhone or iPad. 1. Launch Apple's Podcast app. 2. Tap the Search tab. 3. Enter the name of the podcast you want to rate or review. 4. Tap the blue Search key at the bottom right. 5. Tap the album art for the podcast. 6. Tap the Reviews tab. 7. Tap Write a Review at the bottom. 8. Enter your iTunes password to log in. 9. Tap the Stars to leave a rating. 10. Enter title text and content to leave a review. 11. Tap Send.

Facebook Ads are the way of the now. You can't avoid it. You need to learn how to properly use them.  In this episode, we will talk about a step-by-step funnel to get potential consumers into your inbox.  Full show notes & links to resources mentioned: https://rachelbrenke.com/epi58/  Join the Business Bites Podcast® group to chat about this episode: https://rachelbrenke.com/group

This is a massive episode of the Beginner Photography Podcast. I have gone back and looked at all of my interviews in 2017 to compile a list of my biggest takeaways from our great guest photographers. From learning great shooting techniques to business advice to life lessons this, The Beginner Photography Podcast has taught me so much, I want to share it with you! 1: There is Room For All of Us! New photographers tend to think their market is always so saturated and that it is impossible to make any ground unless you have been shooting forever. Go back to Ana Brandts Interview and hear how she had a career before getting into photography, and now she is one of the worlds best!  2: Photography is Not About The Money Photography is not traditionally a lucrative career. What it can afford you is free time. If you really want to make it as a photographer, take the advice Ben Hartley Shared. Money should be the result of your efforts, not the goal of your photography. If you chase the money first you are going to get burnt out quick. 3: The Power of Visualization If you want to grow your skills as a photographer you need to hone your craft. Take Marc Silbers Advice, Visualize the photo in your head before you snap the shutter. Don't just react to whats in front of your camera. There is very little growth there. Work hard to get your photo.  4: Think Outside The Box Just go back to my interview with Taylor Jackson. He took his skills as a photographer to offer hotels around the world, his work in exchange for a room for a few nights. He is now able to travel just about anywhere in the world for free because he thought to do something different.  5: Prints are Not Dead One of the biggest questions I get from new photographers is how to sell prints when clients only want the digital files. When I interviewed Bryan Caporicci he tackled this subject directly. He shared several great ways to increase your clients desire for printed images.  6: It Takes More Than A Great Photo to be Successful!  Photography is more than just being able to snap a good photo. It takes customer service, it takes planning, it takes thinking outside the box. There are plenty of photographers out there who are INCREDIBLE but they are dead broke. Proving the quality of your photo is not directly related to your success. Go back and listen to Sports Photographer Vinny Pugliese or Luxury Destination Wedding Photographer Biran Leahy's interview for proof!  7: You Don't Need To Go Full Time This year I interviewed Canadian Landscape Photographer James Wheeler, a man who has a full-time job that he loves and still makes money passively through his photography. He has found a way to make photography work for his life. As his job, he has benefits, insurance, a retirement plan, and a steady paycheck. For his family, that is incredibly important. Although he is a talented photographer he does not feel the need to go full time, and neither should you if it's not the right decision for you and your lifestyle.  8: Every Client is not an Ideal Client Back when I interviewed Wedding Business Coach Heidi Thompson, she shared something most new photographers don't understand. The Ideal Client. When you're new to photography its easy to photograph anyone who is willing to pay you money. But this path will suck all the joy out of shooting and leave you with no sense of pourpose. She shared how to define your ideal client and how to find them!  9: Location is Not Everything This goes against everything you have ever heard. Husband and Wife Wedding Photographers Phillip and Eileen Blume share how they get their prominent clients to travel more than an hour out of their way to come to their location for a photo session. It is all about differentiating yourself! 10: Why Trust is SO Important Trust is all you have in life. Photography is not a product, it's a service. A luxury service at that. No one NEEDS a photographer. You need your clients to have full trust in you. Back when I interviewed Colorado Wedding Photographer Timothy Faust, he shared how trust has impacted and has grown his business. In fact, he offers a 100% money back Guarantee JUST to build trust. 11: A Huge Social Following Isn't Everything Have you ever seen a photographer on Instagram whos photos are pretty amateur yet they have tens of thousands of followers? You feel like they have something you don't, you feel like they have it figured out, you feel like, "If I could just have those followers I would be set!" My first interview of the year I talked to wedding photographer BJ Matthews who has over 24k Instagram followers. He gets several hundreds of likes for every photo he posts and yet, he still feels insecurities when posting photos, insecurities in his work. Despite having thousands of people praise him everytime he uploads. Just like the money, your followers should be a result of your efforts not the goal of your photography. 

Episode #330 of the podcast features an interview with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Value, Product and Audience. The post 330: Bryan and Rob – Tactics for Photographers to Elevate their Perceived Value appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Episode #330 of the podcast features an interview with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Value, Product and Audience.

Episode #327 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob nowell. Discussion topics include: education, equipment and relationships. The post 327: Bryan & Rob – 5 ways to invest and grow your photography business appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Episode #327 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob nowell. Discussion topics include: education, equipment and relationships.

Episode #326 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: self-awareness, evolving and differentiating yourself. The post 326: Bryan & Rob – Building a unique value proposition appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Episode #326 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: self-awareness, evolving and differentiating yourself.

Episode #323 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel and systems to track your business. The post 323: Bryan & Rob – Understanding the metrics that matter appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Episode #323 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Google Analytics, Facebook Pixel and systems to track your business.

Episode #320 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Strategy and tactics, attracting awareness and encouraging engagement. The post 320: Bryan and Rob – Free course coming soon – 5 steps to help you book more clients appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Episode #320 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Strategy and tactics, attracting awareness and encouraging engagement.

Episode #318 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Importance of content marketing, what people want to hear and how they want to hear it. The post 318: Bryan and Rob – 3 Key steps for building your content marketing plan appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Episode #318 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Importance of content marketing, what people want to hear and how they want to hear it.

Episode #317 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Optimizing workflow, monitoring finances and evaluating lead generation. The post 317: Bryan and Rob – 5 Things every business owner should be evaluating on a regular basis appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Episode #317 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Optimizing workflow, monitoring finances and evaluating lead generation.

Episode #315 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Setting expectations, making improvements and checking temperature. The post 315: Bryan and Rob – 5 Reasons to collect feedback from your clients and improve your business appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Episode #315 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Setting expectations, making improvements and checking temperature.

Episode #313 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Showing what you sell, factoring in time and leading with value. The post 313: Bryan and Rob – 6 Deadly photography pricing mistakes and how to avoid them appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Episode #313 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Showing what you sell, factoring in time and leading with value.

Episode #311 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Sales and persuasion, moving towards action and why people buy. The post 311: Bryan and Rob – How to use persuasion effectively so you can convert more sales appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Episode #311 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Sales and persuasion, moving towards action and why people buy.

Episode #309 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Optimizing your time, creating a workflow and customizing your process. The post 309: Bryan and Rob – How to create your ideal workflow so you can optimize your time appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Episode #309 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Optimizing your time, creating a workflow and customizing your process.

Episode #307 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Analyzing your competition, structuring your sessions and attracting lifetime clients. The post 307: Bryan and Rob – How to analyze your competition so you can craft your message to attract lifetime clients appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Episode #307 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Analyzing your competition, structuring your sessions and attracting lifetime clients.

Episode #305 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Worker bee vs. CEO, stepping outside the hustle and fighting your resistance. The post 305: Bryan and Rob – How to step away from creative mode so you can strategically build your business appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Episode #305 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Worker bee vs. CEO, stepping outside the hustle and fighting your resistance.

Episode #303 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Observing and analyzing, anticipating trends and creative vs. business evolution. The post 303: Bryan and Rob – How to navigate the changes in an evolving photography landscape appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Episode #303 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Observing and analyzing, anticipating trends and creative vs. business evolution.

Episode #301 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Digital file presentation, anniversary follow-ups and setting intentional expectations. The post 301: Bryan and Rob – Discuss how to create magic moments for your clients – Part 2 appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Episode #301 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Digital file presentation, anniversary follow-ups and setting intentional expectations.

Episode #299 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Mapping out customer journey, creating magic moments and why first impressions are key. The post 299: Bryan and Rob – Discuss how to create magic moments for your clients – Part 1 appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Episode #299 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci and Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Mapping out customer journey, creating magic moments and why first impressions are key.

Episode #295 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci & Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Upcoming interactive content, new weekly discussion podcasts and master class articles. The post 295: Bryan and Rob – Discuss new interactive content for Sprouting Photographer appeared first on Sprout Studio.

Episode #295 of the podcast features a discussion with Bryan Caporicci & Rob Nowell. Discussion topics include: Upcoming interactive content, new weekly discussion podcasts and master class articles.

Bryan Caporicci is a wedding photographer, podcast host, software developer, and creator. Today he shares so much about why prints are so important and why your clients are not buying any! In this episode you'll learn Where Bryan got started in wedding photography What Bryan says he does Why photographers need to think like entrepreneur How long Bryan has been shooting How many weddings Bryan shot in his first year in business How many hours a week Bryan puts into his wedding photography How to price your photography  The importance of prints How to get clients to purchase prints Why you're not selling your photos, and what you should be selling What the future of photography holds How you can wow your clients and get more referrals Resources Bryan Caporicci Wedding Photography Sprouting Photographer Pricing for Profit Free Book   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

Bryan Caporicci was previously a guest in episode 6. He is an award-winning wedding and portrait photographer based out of Fonthill, Canada. Bryan specializes in creating natural, relaxed and fun imagery. He is a Fuji X Photographer as well as one of the voices, and really the main voice, behind the Sprouting Photographer podcast. Bryan […]

011: Podcasting With Purpose With Bryan From The Business Of Photography Podcast In this week’s episode of the Podcasters Unplugged show we chat with Bryan Caporicci from the Business of Photography podcast. He talks about what he has done to grow his show and where he sees podcasting going in the future. He talks about how podcasting has helped his business and the process he took to grow his show and business together. The Business of Photography podcast was named best of iTunes and 2014 and has over 5 thousand downloads per episode. Bryan talks about staying consistent and making sure you have a purpose when starting your podcast. Links Mentioned In This Episode: GarageBand - Free audio editing software from Apple. Call Recorder For Skype - A great tool to record your Skype interviews for your podcast. Shure SM7B Microphone - The microphone that Brian uses for all of his podcasts. Roland Dual Capture Interface - The audio interface that Brian uses for his podcasts. Libsyn Hosting – An excellent choice to host your podcast. (Used by both myself and Tim) — Use our promo code “VALUE” at checkout for 2 FREE months of hosting. Adobe Audition – Great audio editing software. Audacity — Free audio editing software used by Tim to record his podcast. Connect With Tim Here: Subscribe to The Learn True Health Podcast Here Social: Facebook — Twitter — Website Support The Podcasters Unplugged Podcast Here: If this podcast is bringing you value SUPPORT THE SHOW AT THE FOLLOWING LOCATIONS: Libsyn — Use OUR PROMO CODE “VALUE” when you are signing up for your Libsyn Hosting account to receive 2 FREE MONTHS. Patreon – Get Your Podcast Featured On The Show AND Have Me Review Your Podcast Personally Each Month And Help You With Your Journey. Audio Blocks – Sign up for $99 PER YEAR for great audio to use in your content. Audible – Sign up for Audible and get a FREE Audiobook Using our link

Have you ever finished your work day and feel like you didn't accomplish anything important? You know you did work, but it doesn't feel like you made any progress towards your true goals. Today's guest puts it best when he says, "Don't mistake motion for progress, a rocking horse can be in motion all day long but a rocking horse doesn't move anywhere." Who is this wise mystery man? Bryan Caporicci from Sprouting Photographer! Bryan is a veteran in the wedding photography industry and hosts his own podcast called Sprouting Photographer, which was named one of the Best of iTunes by Apple in 2014. He's been a speaker at conferences like WPPI, Shutterfest, and the Canada Photo Convention. Recently he launched his own studio software to help photographers improve their workflows and take back some of their time. In today's episode, we get into what it means to be busy and how photographers should be managing their time to reach their goals. What You'll Learn What the "lie of busy is" Why Bryan is on a mission to redefine busy The 3 most important areas photographers should put their time for maximum growth Why you need to be aware of the "false rush" The "vacation method" Bryan uses to determine what's important (and what isn't)   Resources Mentioned Sprouting Photographer Sprout Studio SFPP 09: Becoming CEO Of Your Photography Business With Heidi Thompson Rescue Time ShootDotEdit SFPP 01: How To Create Persuasive Website Copy With Kimberly Houston Redefine Busy Sponsors Fundy Software Photo Booth Supply Co.

Join Amy Zellmer as she chats with Bryan Caporicci Three take-aways you will learn in this podcast:1. Become aware of your use of the word “busy” and don’t use it as an excuse or status.2. How to do more in less time.3. Become aware of how you spend your time and stay focused on meaningful tasks that move the needle.Entrepreneurship isn’t about being busy. It isn’t about more money, more connetions or more opportunities. Entrepreneurship is about freedom, flexibility and control. It’s about doing what you love and making a living doing it. It’s about designing the lifestyle you want and creating a business that fits into it. Yet, many solopreneurs do the opposite ~ they structure their life around their business. They put their clients first; somtimes even before their own family. Many are a slave to their business and can’t let go, can’t turn it off and can’t unplug.Let’s redefine your relationship with time. Let’s redefine how and where you chose to invest your attention. Let’s redefine your priorities. Let’s redefine your business. Let’s redefine busy.Bryan Caporicci is an award winning wedding and portrait photographer based out of Fonthill, Canada.  Bryan is also the CEO and Founder of Sprout Studio, the photography industry's first all-in-one system combining Studio Management software with Online Galleries, Album Proofing and the revolutionary new Sales Galleries. In 2014, he was awarded his Masters of Photographic Arts designation by the Professional Photographers of Canada Grab your FREE GIFT from Bryan: http://bit.ly/1QioBHi

Join Amy Zellmer as she chats with Bryan Caporicci Three take-aways you will learn in this podcast:1. Become aware of your use of the word “busy” and don’t use it as an excuse or status.2. How to do more in less time.3. Become aware of how you spend your time and stay focused on meaningful tasks that move the needle.Entrepreneurship isn’t about being busy. It isn’t about more money, more connetions or more opportunities. Entrepreneurship is about freedom, flexibility and control. It’s about doing what you love and making a living doing it. It’s about designing the lifestyle you want and creating a business that fits into it. Yet, many solopreneurs do the opposite ~ they structure their life around their business. They put their clients first; somtimes even before their own family. Many are a slave to their business and can’t let go, can’t turn it off and can’t unplug.Let’s redefine your relationship with time. Let’s redefine how and where you chose to invest your attention. Let’s redefine your priorities. Let’s redefine your business. Let’s redefine busy.Bryan Caporicci is an award winning wedding and portrait photographer based out of Fonthill, Canada.  Bryan is also the CEO and Founder of Sprout Studio, the photography industry's first all-in-one system combining Studio Management software with Online Galleries, Album Proofing and the revolutionary new Sales Galleries. In 2014, he was awarded his Masters of Photographic Arts designation by the Professional Photographers of Canada Grab your FREE GIFT from Bryan: http://bit.ly/1QioBHi

Have you ever noticed how some people, maybe even you, talk about how busy we are as if it's a badge of honor? Instead of bragging about how much time off we have, how much we're enjoying our lives, we often default to proudly proclaiming how busy and even overwhelmed we are. We're digging into exactly why using busyness as a form of measurement for success, joy or happiness is fundamentally flawed! Always on-purpose and always with intent, our guest Bryan Caporicci creates things - images, education, articles, podcasts, and software. Bryan is an award-winning wedding and portrait photographer based in Canada. He is the founder of Sprouting Photographer, an educational platform dedicated to "how-to" education and CEO/Founder of Sprout Studio, the photography industry's first all-in-one system, a Studio Management Software with Online Galleries, Album Proofing and the new Sales Galleries. Bryan is a self-proclaimed nerd-at-heart, forever optimizing things and looking for ways to effectively accomplish goals while embracing life's joys. He a pretty busy guy and believes that once you get yourself out of your own way, you can achieve anything.

Bryan Caporicci is an award-winning wedding and portrait photographer based out of Fonthill, Canada. Bryan specializes in creating natural, relaxed and fun imagery. Bryan believes that portraits are about spending time together with your loved ones and creating memories in an enjoyable atmosphere. He is a Fuji X Photographer as well as the one of […]

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Episode #187 of the podcast features an interview with Bryan Caporicci. Discussion topics: Current technology limitations, interacting with software, improving client experience, and online vs. inperson sales.

TWiP Weddings is the newest show on the TWiP Network and is the show dedicated to all things related to wedding photography. Hosted by Bryan Caporicci, Bruce Clarke, and Robert Evans the show will feature a variety of discussions and interviews with some of the top wedding photographers on the planet. The post TWiP Weddings 00: I Do! appeared first on This Week in Photo.

It's our first date on TWiP Weddings. This week you'll meet the hosts of our show - Bruce Clarke, Bryan Caporicci, & Robert Evans. Learn how they got their starts in wedding photography and learn about what they have in store for the newest show on the TWiP network. The post TWiP Weddings 01: Our First Date appeared first on This Week in Photo.

Bryan Caporicci of SproutingPhotographer.com is on the show today, folks! You are going to love Bryan!! We absolutely loved our interview with him. Bryan is an award winning wedding and portrait photographer based out of Fonthill, Canada. He is a Fuji X-Photographer and in 2011, he was awarded his Craftsman of Photographic Arts (CPA) designation […]

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