Podcasts about two bright lights

In this week's episode of The Venue RX podcast, our host sits down with SEO expert Sara Dunn to discuss the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the wedding industry and search engine optimization (SEO). They explore the use of AI tools like ChatGPT for finding wedding venues and generating content. They discuss the benefits and potential dangers of AI, the importance of human expertise in creative jobs, and how professionals can effectively use AI tools to enhance their work. They also touch on the potential for AI to increase efficiency and lower prices for clients. Sara concludes by encouraging business owners to embrace AI tools while maintaining the quality of their work. About Our Guest:  Sara Dunn is a Wedding SEO Specialist for wedding planners, photographers, venues, and other wedding professionals who want their websites to rank higher on Google.  With a knack for making SEO easy to understand, she's created a unique Wedding SEO Framework that simplifies what it takes to get your wedding business in front of your dream clients.  Sara has been featured by Honeybook, Special Events, and NACE. She was named a WeddingPro educator for 2022 and has presented to audiences including WeddingPro, WIPA, Wedding MBA, and Two Bright Lights. Each year, her framework helps over 200,000 searchers find the wedding pros and advice they're looking for. If you're ready to reach rockstar status on Google, Sara's ready to be your geeky best friend that shows you how it's done. FInd Her Here:  Website: https://saradoesseo.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/saradoesseo/  Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/SaraDoesSEO/  Twitter: https://twitter.com/SaraDoesSEO

022. In this week's episode of “Priority Pursuit,” Jasmine Norris of Jasmine Norris Photography joined me to break down how having her photography published has helped her business grow and thrive and listed specific steps on how to get published as a wedding photographer.  In this episode, Jasmine answers the following questions: What does it mean to get published and how can it help your business grow? What steps do I take to get published as a wedding photographer? How can I work publication submission into my normal workflow? How can I talk about being published without sounding braggy? You can find a more detailed version of this episode's show notes at: http://victoriarayburnphotography.com/how-published-wedding-photographer-jasmine-norris Mentioned Links & Resources Jasmine Norris Photography - https://www.jasminenorris.com/   Find Jasmine on Instagram - https://www.instagram.com/jasmine.norris/?hl=en  Find Jasmine on Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/JasmineNorrisPhotography/  Two Bright Lights- https://www.twobrightlights.com/home.php  Receive 50% Off Your First Order with Photographer's Edit - http://victoriarayburnphotography.com/pe/  Receive $20 Off Your First Pair of Rothy's - http://victoriarayburnphotography.com/rothys Join the Priority Pursuit Podcast Facebook Community - https://www.facebook.com/groups/179106264013426   Join the Waitlist to Join the 2022 In Focus Marketing Summit - https://www.infocusmarketingsummit.com/ 

With a booking agent and a wedding band leader for parents, this is Meghan's journey from a Music Business major to the director of content & B2b education at The Knot Worldwide. We talk about what it means to be the face of a brand and planning out content, to marketing strategies you can utilize right now to make the most of 2021.Originally a Jazz major at Berklee College of Music in Boston, Meghan is a lifelong musician who made it her business to help other wedding pros reach success. You may have seen Meghan hosting webinars on Weddingpro, or chatting with different guests on Weddingpro's Instagram. Music, in general, stems from collaboration, and in turn how musicians can have an advantage in business because we are naturally so collaborative. Meghan is a proven example that resilience and hard work will get you as far as you can dream of. From being an assistant for an events team to an interior designer to an economics research firm, she learned to be the face of the brand of Two Bright Lights, which is a photo submission and publication platform. All of these different roles took thick skin, resilience, and dedication. All of which shape the mold of today's Meghan Brown; a wedding educator, speaker, and content marketing extraordinaire.Meghan's InstagramMentions:WeddingProThe KnotWeddingwireAlan BergWit, Wisdom and the Business of WeddingsFunktastic Chats website

This week’s guest is Meghan Brown, the director of B2B marketing for The Knot Worldwide. Meghan joins me to discuss marketing and advertising your wedding business in 2021, a few of the mistakes she's seen wedding pros make, and how resources like Wedding Pro and Two Bright Lights can help. We’ve known Meghan for quite a few years now and she really is someone who is committed to the wedding industry and serving wedding pros. So I'd recommend checking out a few of the upcoming trainings that Meghan has put together. I've heard her share at conferences in the past and her content is always really informative and on point, so I have to imagine that she's put together quite a talented lineup of speakers for their upcoming event and you can learn more about all of those details in the show notes. For the show notes, visit https://daveyandkrista.com/btb-meghan-brown-episode-117/

Today's episode of the Photo Opp Podcast explores the benefits of getting your wedding photography published. Finding time to take the initiative and get your work published can be super beneficial to your photography business marketing. Guest Meghan Brown of Two Bright Lights chats with us about: • How to get your wedding photography published • What editors are looking for in magazine submissions • Exclusive vs. non-exclusive submissions • So much more fun stuff! If you are a new listener to Photo Opp, I'd love to hear from you. DM me @meganbreukelman with any questions or ideas, and join the Facebook Group for meaningful discourse within the community. Handy Dandy Resources: Two Bright Lights @twobrightlights @meghan_sb Follow the Podcast: Podcast Feed Facebook Group Follow the Host: Instagram Twitter Facebook Pinterest Join the Community: Join the Photo Opp Podcast Facebook Group to get involved with the community, create meaningful discussion with other photographers, learn and grow.

Today's episode, we sit down with Meghan Brown of Two Bright Lights and How They Asked and learn the importance of publications and why it matters!! She breaks down how you can find confidence in your work and take the steps to get published! She is personable, fun, and encouraging. Give it a listen and let us know what you loved! 

Meghan Stolar Brown is Director of Two Bright Lights & How They Asked at The Knot Worldwide. She has extensive marketing and event management experience and understands the challenges and opportunities creative entrepreneurs face. Meghan has been a featured speaker at Wedding MBA, Showit United, and on The Goal Digger Podcast. Growing up with a booking agent and a wedding band leader for parents, there is no doubt that marketing and events are in Meghan’s DNA. Her love for music and events grew from singing and playing piano as a toddler, to performing in recording studios and at weddings and events in the years since.Meghan holds a degree in Music Business from New York University. She lives in New York City, is a self proclaimed Flywheel Sports addict, and (if everything goes her way) a future dog-mom to “Chet”. Meghan BrownDirector, Two Bright Lights & How They AskedThe Knot WorldwideMeghan InstagramInstagram Two Bright LightsInstagram How They AskedThe KnotSara Dunn, Sara Does SEOListeners can use the code FABBO for 15% off a new or upgraded annual Two Bright Lights membership.

If you work in the wedding or events industry, it's safe to say you know just how important getting published is. It allows for your work to get exposure and for your name to get out there into the world. 95% of couples use blogs and magazines to plan their wedding, and publications are the way to get in front of those couples. But the process can be daunting—and not to mention time consuming. Researching which publication will be a good fit, compiling images, getting content from your client… all for potential rejection that will leave you back at square one. That's where my guest on the podcast today steps in! Meghan Brown is the manager of Two Bright Lights, a submissions platform that allows photographer and vendors to submit images of their event for publication. The genius behind her company is that you just have to fill out one submissions package! They partner with 100s of publications for just about anything and everything, and you can submit to as many of them as you want with just a couple of clicks. It has truly revitalized and changed the way publications are submitted!

If you work in the wedding or events industry, it’s safe to say you know just how important getting published is. It allows for your work to get exposure and for your name to get out there into the world. 95% of couples use blogs and magazines to plan their wedding, and publications are the way to get in front of those couples. But the process can be daunting—and not to mention time consuming. Researching which publication will be a good fit, compiling images, getting content from your client… all for potential rejection that will leave you back at square one. That’s where my guest on the podcast today steps in! Meghan Brown is the manager of Two Bright Lights, a submissions platform that allows photographer and vendors to submit images of their event for publication. The genius behind her company is that you just have to fill out one submissions package! They partner with 100s of publications for just about anything and everything, and you can submit to as many of them as you want with just a couple of clicks. It has truly revitalized and changed the way publications are submitted!

We all know it's important to get your work published, but how do we actually make it happen? What benefits are there to seeing your work featured in publications? On today's episode, we're joined by Meghan Stolar Brown, director of Two Bright Lights and How They Asked, as she leads us through the wonderful world of publishing. She is sharing what editors are looking for, what to avoid when submitting your work to get published, and how Two Bright Lights can help you streamline the process. The Importance of Getting Your Work Published Getting your work published adds to your client experience. For example, you can wow your couples by getting their wedding featured in a magazine or blog. They will be super excited to see and share with their friends. It gets your work in front of potential clients too. It serves as an unbiased reference for your work. The editor is vouching for all the work behind it. Another bonus to getting your work published are the SEO benefits. The more backlinks you have in other websites, the higher your ranking becomes! What Editors Look For When you are crafting a submission, editors are looking for a lot of details. They want details in things they can write about. Publishers need to be able to write about it. Using the wedding photography example again, submit 70% details and 30% with people. This helps tell the story of the day. They want to be able to inspire their readers and by showing a story, they can! You also need to include all the people that helped on the event or the wedding. You need to give credit where credit is due. What Happens When Your Work is Rejected for a Publication You might not know the reason why your work wasn't accepted. Sometimes it has nothing to do with your talent and everything to do with what the editor is looking for during that time. Make sure you research publications before you submit anything to them. Make sure your style fits with their style. If your work is rejected, find another publication. There is a publication for everyone, so don't get discouraged. You'll find the perfect fit for you and your work. About Meghan Meghan Stolar Brown, Director of Two Bright Lights and How They Asked, is passionate about creating a platform to help event professionals grow their brand and leads by connecting with publishers and other vendors. She has extensive marketing and event management experience and understands the challenges and opportunities creative entrepreneurs face. Growing up with a booking agent and a wedding band leader for parents, there is no doubt that marketing and events are in Meghan's DNA. Her love for music and events grew from singing and playing piano as a toddler, to performing in recording studios and at weddings and events in the years since. Meghan holds a degree in Music Business from New York University, and lives in New York with her husband and (if everything goes her way) their future dog, “Chet”. Find Two Bright Lights Online • Website • Instagram • Facebook Find How They Asked Online • Website • Instagram • [Facebook](https://www.facebook.com/HowTheyAsked Read Shaunae & Matt's engagement story on How They Asked Find The Creative Legacy Podcast Online • Website • Instagram • Facebook • The Creative Legacy Podcast Group Find Sarah Online • Website • Instagram • Facebook • YouTube Find Shaunae Online: • Website • Instagram • Facebook

This is a SUPER exciting and important episode you guys! We're all sorts of celebrating today! This is our 100th episode which is SO incredible. Of course we're poppin' bottles for that one... We're doubling up the poppin' because it's Julie's birthday week. She is celebrating her New Years Eve birthday this year from Paris and she couldn't be more excited. She'll be sure to Instagram story the heck out of her trip so be sure to follow along @julieferneau. She's been known to pop ALL the bottles on her birthday. And the 3rd thing we're celebrating today is the early arrival of Kate's baby! She was born on Christmas Eve and she is truly perfect in every way! When we get photos we'll be sure to share them. Stay tuned for that! This is also the last episode of 2018. Let's talk about how fast the year went. It flew by so we're take a dive back into the past episodes and sharing 10 of our favorite tips that changed our businesses throughout the year. Favorite Tip 1 Erin Brant of The Leo Loves was a guest on Episode 73. She taught us to prioritize play over posing during photo shoots which is her wheelhouse. Her style is very candid, playful and fun. Favorite Tip 2 Meghan Brown of Two Bright Lights joined us on Episode 32 and shared so many valuable tips on getting published. A few of our reasons to get published are: Julie has now been published - which is a big deal for her! It establishes Credibility The backlinks from other blogs help your SEO You have additional things to share on social media. Who doesn't love getting published!? People love seeing themselves on blogs. Favorite Tip 3: Tracy Petrucci of Petrucci Marketing shared a wealth of knowledge in Episode 17 all about social media. One of the biggest takeaways was that Twitter has a big effect on SEO. Favorite Tip 4: Episode 36 with Bethel Nathan taught us to show what you want to book. Her episode was all about the modern couple. We as photographers and other creatives need to showcase and feature diversity on your website if you want to book more. Favorite Tip 5: Mary Fein Brandt is a LInkedIn expert. She was our Episode 59 guest and she served up bite-sized tips for us. With 460 MILLION people on LinkedIn, we listened up. Update your LinkedIn account right now by updating your headshot, bio and making sure you have a well-established page. Favorite Tip 6: Going way back to this oldie but goodie to Episode 9, with Melissa Mitchell of Melissa & Co where she dished out so many SEO tips, you have to go listen! It's a good one, we promise! BONUS: What we've learned over the the past 100 episodes: Done is better than perfect Sound quality does matter If we curse and offend someone, it's ok- 37 Setting a set recording schedule works and setting boundaries Planning meetings are essential Change will happen - embrace it We want to thank each and every one of you for listening and being a part of our family over the last 100 episodes! You are the best and give us the motivation to move forward and continuing this incredible podcast ride.  Here's to the next 100 episodes friends!  XO,  Julie & Kate http://photosparkshow.com/wp-admin/edit.php?paged=1

Have you noticed a lack of diversity and inclusion in the wedding industry? From portfolios to publications, there is room for each of us to further diversify our businesses, and to encourage others to do the same!Listen in to episode 143 of the Bokeh podcast, as Jessica Hunt discusses how she was able to develop a more inclusive business model through work with industry publications, and shares ways that we as photographers can be more considerate in our efforts at promoting and exemplifying diversity.The Bokeh Podcast is brought to you by Photographer’s Edit: Custom Editing for the Wedding and Portrait Photographer. 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.Time Technique: Be intentional about when you’re working and when you’re not working.The Lesson: Don’t compare your success to the success of others. Success is different for everyone.The Gear Bag: 50mm 1.2 on a Canon 5d Mark III4 Steps to Getting Published1. Preparation - Get to know your couple, their vendors, their story, and their wedding day timeline so you can prepare to capture images for them and the publications.2. The Wedding Day Details - Make sure that what you’re shooting is a comprehensive representation of the wedding. This includes the big venue shot, the ceremony and reception space without guests, etc).3. Choosing the Photos - You’ll want to submit between 100-150 photos to a publication that capture beauty, details, and emotion to tell a story.4. Research Publications - Research who you’re submitting to and make sure your work fits their niche and style.How to Promote Inclusion in Your Business:1. Reflect and evaluate yourself and see where you sit in your own biases.2. Reach out to other business owners and start talking about inclusion so you can work together to change.3. Create imagery of inclusivity and sharing it in your portfolio.Resources for Diversity & Inclusion:Catalyst Wedding Co: catalystwedco.comTomayia Colvin Education: https://www.tomayiacolvineducation.comNova Reed of Nu Bride: nubride.comGet 10% off your first year with Two Bright Lights with the code: JHUNTPHOTOSLinksWebsite: jessicahuntphotography.comInstagram: instagram.com/jhuntphotosEmail: hello@jessicahuntphotography.comNathan’s Email: Nathan@photographersedit.comOura Ring: ouraring.comGary Vaynerchuk: garyvaynerchuk.comBeach Side Studio: beachside.studioTwo Bright Lights: twobrightlights.com/Catalyst Wedding Company Blog Post: catalystwedco.com/blog/2018/1/22/south-carolina-photographer-jessica-hunt-is-championing-diverse-representation-by-publishing-more-than-anyoneSky New Report by Nova Reid: youtube.com/watch?v=fTBkkGNEvuQHuffington Post: huffingtonpost.com/entry/white-privilege-and-inclusion-in-the-wedding-industry_us_57bcea52e4b007f1819a3fe3 See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Sarah was the Photo Editor at The Knot for going on 5 years working in New York City with photographers like Nigel Barker, Jose Villa and KT Merry producing magazine covers, still life, and fashion stories. She has worked on branded content campaigns for Crate & Barrel, The Black Tux and Men's Warehouse and has spoken on panels for Two Bright Lights and PDN Magazine. She is now on her own using this knowledge to help photographers get published through consulting and guidance and produces editorial and commercial photoshoots for various publication and media outlets. So welcome to the podcast Sarah Kay Love!

Sarah was the Photo Editor at The Knot for going on 5 years working in New York City with photographers like Nigel Barker, Jose Villa and KT Merry producing magazine covers, still life, and fashion stories. She has worked on branded content campaigns for Crate & Barrel, The Black Tux and Men’s Warehouse and has spoken on panels for Two Bright Lights and PDN Magazine. She is now on her own using this knowledge to help photographers get published through consulting and guidance and produces editorial and commercial photoshoots for various publication and media outlets. So welcome to the podcast Sarah Kay Love!

Use Code: SHECREATES for 10% Off your new or upgraded annual subscription at Two Bright Lights. I'm honored to welcome Meghan Brown from Two Bright Lights to the show today. Meghan is here to help us get the MOST out of our weddings by getting them published and repurposing those publications over and over again. Meghan Stolar Brown, Manager of Two Bright Lights, is passionate about helping event professionals grow their brand and leads by connecting with publishers and other vendors. She has extensive marketing and event management experience and understands the challenges and opportunities creative entrepreneurs face. Growing up with a booking agent and a wedding band leader for parents, there is no doubt that marketing and events are in Meghan’s DNA. Her love for music and events grew from singing and playing piano as a toddler, to performing in recording studios and at weddings and events in the years since. Meghan holds a degree in Music Business from New York University, and lives in New York with her husband and (if everything goes her way) their future dog, “Chet”. Remember, Meghan is generously offering a Two Bright Lights Promo Code to SCB listeners only! Use Code: SHECREATES for 10% Off your new or upgraded annual subscription at Two Bright Lights.

A Thousand Years of War, written by Robert Brooks, narrated by Steven Pacey.

A Thousand Years of War, written by Robert Brooks, narrated by Steven Pacey.

A Thousand Years of War - Part 1

There's no denying that online reviews are SUPER important these days. Most people check online reviews before doing just about anything, so it makes sense that people REALLY check online reviews before booking something as important as a wedding vendor! One of the BEST places to check wedding vendor reviews online is The Knot! In fact, both Ashley and Kate used The Knot when planning their weddings many years ago, and it's still as popular as ever today! In fact, 80% of couples utilize The Knot when planning their wedding! For this reason, we are stoked to have Hillary Boyd from The Knot on PhotoSpark this week to chat with us about the importance of online reviews, how to make the best of a listing on The Knot, and more! Key Takeaways: Research Your Potential Client: Not only is The Knot a great spot for vendor reviews, but many brides & grooms make their wedding website on The Knot! This is great news for you as a photographer, because you can do some slick recon to figure out who they are and what they're passionate about before you even meet them! This will help you decide if they're your ideal client, and will also help you with your consultation with them. Do they like craft beer? Make your consultation meeting at a brewery! Asking Clients for Reviews: This is all about timing! You can't ask for a review in the normal 2 week post-event window because they likely haven't even seen the final product yet. Hillary suggests delivering the images (with a very personal email or thank you card) and include a link in that initial contact to give them a chance to leave you a review! You can also text them the link... a lot of couples use the mobile option for The Knot, so this might be an easier route for them to take! Remember, clients who use review websites like The Knot, are way more likely to leave you a review because they're comfortable with using review sites & want to return the favor to other brides & grooms! Ask Clients for Feedback First: When you deliver your images, ask your clients if they're happy and if they have any feedback for you. That way, if they're unhappy for any reason, you have a chance to remedy the situation before they leave a negative review. Communication is SO important & a lot of times negative reviews are left only because they are frustrated & haven't felt like their issues have been taken care of. By asking clients for feedback, you're ensuring everyone is happy before they leave you an online review! Magic Number 11: Hillary mentions that 11 is the magic number of reviews! When you have 11+ reviews, potential clients tend to view your business as more legit than someone who has less than that. If your review page is brand new, consider contacting old clients & asking them to leave a review on the new site. And there's an easy way to do this! Let's say someone left you a Yelp review but now you're looking for reviews on The Knot. Consider copying their review and pasting it in an email to them. Tell them "Hey! I LOVED your review of me on Yelp. I'm trying to establish solid reviews on The Knot... I've copied your review here to make this as easy as possible... any chance you'd be able to create an account on The Knot and paste your review for me there?" This makes it easy & foolproof & will help you get to your 11 reviews! Submit, submit, submit: Hillary suggests submitting your work as much as possible! Most couples LOVE to be featured & this is a great way to show off your talent & work to new, potential clients, as well as connect with vendors from that wedding (it will tag all of them). We suggest submitting via Two Bright Lights (have you heard that episode?! It's SO informative & shows how easy the process is!). We actually have a giveaway going on for two free months of Two Bright Lights for our newsletter subscribers. Click here & find the newsletter signup form toward the bottom of the page to be eligible to win! Relavent Links: The Knot Two Bright Lights PhotoSpark Newsletter Signup Download from iTunes Here Download from iTunes Here

As our show grows, we are lucky to have more & more guest hosts who are interested in coming on the show & sharing about their companies and how they can help photographers with their business! This week we are joined by Meghan Brown of Two Bright Lights! In case you're unaware, Two Bright Lights is an online publishing platform that helps photographers get published both in online blogs & in print! It's a GREAT resource and super easy to use! Meghan chatted with us about some benefits of getting published, as well as some publication tips to help your work get published through a site like Two Bright Lights! Tune in for all of her awesome tips, but here are a few highlights!!   Key Takeaways: Two Bright Lights breakdown: Meghan chats a bit about how TBL works... once you have an account, you create an album (up to 150 images) from your event or photoshoot (they accept pretty much any type of shoot!), and then you can select which blogs, websites, magazine, etc you'd like to submit to. You have all the power over this part! Once your shoot is accepted, you'll be notified through the system about which blog/magazine picked it up, and you'll be notified again when it's published. It really couldn't be easier & they also have tons of publication tips on their website to help you out! Styled Shoots: Styled shoots are SUPER popular for publication right now! Potential brides (and families, for family shoots) want to see awesome details that they can add to their own wedding or shoot. Plus, it's an easy way for the photographer to make sure he/she grabs TONS of detail shots (because you don't have to work around someone else's hectic schedule!). What are some Benefits of Getting Published?  Establishes Credibility: Not only does getting published LOOK really cool, it helps establish credibility both among other photographers & among potential clients. Clients see your work, know you're reliable, and can also look forward to potentially being part of a published wedding or shoot themselves if they hire you! SEO: The more your name (and your work) is floating around the internet, the better your SEO results will be! This is especially true if you submit to very popular, high-traffic websites and blogs... the better their SEO is, the better yours will be! Social Media: When TBL promotes something, they tag the photographer (and the rest of the vendors!). So your name will pop up multiple times on Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter. They also do all the work for you hashtag-wise, so you'll be easy to find in a search!  The blog/magazine itself will likely tag you too... so your name will be all over the place & easy for potential clients to find! Do Your Research: Take a day or two to browse around blogs & websites (and their Instagram feeds!) to see which sites match your style of photography & what potential clients you're looking for! Remember, this is another great way to weed potential clients down into the PERFECT ones for your style & personality! Don't submit weddings or shoots to blogs when you have no interest in repeating that style. Shoot with the Story in Mind: This is one of our favorite publication tips! It particularly applies to weddings... as you're shooting, keep a potential publication story in mind. Make sure you grab TONS of detail shots (that's what publishers LOVE), and make sure you seek out images that tell the story of the day. It doesn't hurt to also try to color coordinate your photos with the wedding colors. For example, if the colors are blue & purple, try to get an awesome shot of the wedding rings on top of some pretty purple flowers at the venue in front of the bright blue sky. This is a great way to tie additional photos into a blog post or publication post! Thanks for tuning in to another episode! We hope you enjoyed Meghan's publication tips! Check out the link below to Two Bright Lights & see how easy it is to get started publishing your work! Related Links: Two Bright Lights Download from iTunes Here

EPISODE #7: TOP 10 MISTAKES I MADE AS A WEDDING PHOTOGRAPHER PART 1 Today's quote: If you only learn from your successes, you only learn half as much as you could. Your success as a wedding photographer doesn’t only depend on you. Having a usable, relevant website matters - a LOT! Think through the kind of lifestyle you want before you build your wedding photography business! Outline of this episode: [00:24] My introduction of this “lessons learned” episode. [06:32] Mistakes I’ve made when starting this podcast (as an example of where we’re headed today). [13:45] Mistake #1: I didn’t network as much with wedding vendors. [19:00] Mistake #2: Not researching my website design enough. [21:47] Mistake #3: I didn’t learn SEO (Search Engine Optimization) early on. [23:55] Mistake #4: I didn’t blog details on my website. [30:00] Mistake #5: I didn’t think enough about the kind of lifestyle I wanted to live. [37:09] Recap of these top 5 mistakes. [37:39] Today’ s inspirational quote. [43:28] How to connect with me. Resources and links mentioned in this episode: Two Bright Lights - get your work featured and published “Top 10 Ways To Build Your Wedding Photography Portfolio When Starting Out” - My FREE ebook Subscribe and leave a rating and review on iTunes!