Is this Title Too Bold? Read My Journey and Decide for Yourself. — I’ve been absent from this blog for an extensive period. The last entry I made was on March 21st, and looking at the calendar today, it’s already September 24th. The stretch of time shocks me. Today is Sunday, and the interval between those dates begs the question: What happened during…

Going from enjoying photography as a hobby to running a successful business can be tough. But it’s doable with the right approach. This article will guide you on how to make this switch and build a successful photography business, turning your passion into a rewarding and money-making career. First of…

A poverty mindset is a set of beliefs and attitudes that hold you back from achieving your financial goals. This is a scarcity mindset, a way of thinking and perceiving the world that is characterized by a strong focus on lack, limitations, and inadequacy. …

I read the book “The Richest Man in Babylon” by George S. Clason a few years ago and I decided to pick it up again last week. no, I did not read everything in there, like, cover to cover, I just read my notes and the sentences which I have…

Landing your first client as a photographer can be challenging, and I did find a couple of challenges starting out. In a world where everyone owns a camera, especially on their phones, what is the guarantee that anyone will hire your services? Are people really interested in professional photography or…

Only a few Things Matter — Recently I read a book by Greg McKeown and the title is “Essentialism” and it is a guide to simplifying your life and focusing on the things that really matter. Here are some lessons photographers can learn from the book, my favourite is, only a few things matter. Focus on…

In this article, I’m going to be sharing with you six things photographers do that damage their credibility. If you’re in the world of business or even just existing as a human, you ought to know that there are things which when done will affect your business or yourself as…

The book “Rich Dad Poor Dad” by Robert Kiyosaki is a personal finance and investment guide that emphasizes the importance of financial education and building wealth through assets. Here are some lessons photographers can learn from the book: Understand the difference between assets and liabilities: “Rich Dad Poor Dad” stresses…

As with any profession, success in photography is not just about talent but also about developing good habits. However, photographers can also fall into bad habits that can hinder their progress and even keep them financially unstable. In this regard, it’s essential to identify these habits and take action to…