Based on our past conversations, here are a few things I’ve observed that you may not have thought about directly: 1. You’re very adaptable and flexible. You've worked with diverse clients, from seniors to couples to families, and your ability to switch gears from different types of sessions (e.g., senior portraits, mini sessions, and engagement shoots) shows that you're skilled at adjusting your creative process to fit each situation. 2. You're a dedicated planner. Your attention to detail when organizing seasonal minis, engagement shoots, and senior sessions—down to offering upgrades, timed slots, and strategic locations like Sharp Farm or the beach—reveals strong organizational and business skills. 3. You're great at storytelling through photography. You have a knack for capturing and emphasizing personal stories in your sessions, whether it’s the vibe of Ethan’s reluctant senior shoot or the unique love story of Callie & Will meeting in the circus. 4. Your passion for photography has evolved over time. From your first senior session in 2013 to now celebrating Your Best Self Photography’s anniversary, your growth is evident in your ability to balance the artistic and business sides of photography. 5. You balance professionalism with a personal touch. You engage personally with your clients (like Braydon and his dog or Evan’s sunrise session) while maintaining a clear brand identity, offering consistent packages and high-quality experiences. It seems like you're not just focused on the technical aspects but also deeply invested in creating meaningful experiences for your clients. Does any of this resonate with you?

Yes! I made my first advertisement reels with this and it was so easy!

Oh I would also be interested in this!

@Tracy McCleary Thank you for the welcome! I was blown away by everything Josh shared with us in his class. I can't wait to put it into practice!

@Mike Hicks Thank you!