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Why I’m disappointed

As I’ve been researching for my second book, I’ve come across some slightly disappointing findings.

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You never know

This quiet mantra has soothed hundreds of jealousies in my own mind.

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May this never be me

Having attended a number of weddings over the past few years, I’ve noticed something peculiar and sad. 

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Stop giving secret discounts

If you’re giving someone a discount, you have to let them know you’re giving them a discount. Otherwise it’s worthless.

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Value is a feeling

Even when people are making “business decisions” that are “best for the company,” they’re still doing so with their own personal interests in mind. 

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Audience curiosity is not enough

The easy way to write a hook is to pull some confusing line from the middle of your script, and hope your audience will be curious enough to find out what it means.

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My producing story

In this interview, we dive deep into how I got started as a producer, my process for finding new clients, why I create content, behind the scenes of my book, and much more.

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Christmas & Birthday for Clean Water

My friend once told me I ruin all her pictures because my bright orange water bottle is always there. I'm a hydration freak. But for every sip I take, millions more take sips of contaminated water that spreads disease. 

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The easy way to think

The way I communicate is perfectly clear! If you don’t understand me, that’s on you! 

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Look at a bookshelf

If you have it in your brain that you won’t start making your art until you have a paying audience to fund your life from here on out, then you simply might not be one of us.

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The benefit of experience

You won’t believe that your work isn’t for everyone until you work with clients who don’t respect your process. 

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