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[REPLAY] Succeed as an introvert photographer with Rachel Fugate
How to succeed as an introvert photographer?
In this episode, Rachel Fugate, an introvert photographer that decided to prove to everyone that she didn’t need to change her personality as an introvert to be successful in her business and make six figures income.
Find your superpower as a photographer. Be who you are and don’t try to fit into the non-existent mold. There are clients who need calm and quiet wedding photographers. By playing on your strengths you’ll attract the people who need what you have to offer.
What we talk about in this episode:
- What is an introvert
- How to communicate as an introvert
- The benefit of introversion
- How to preserve your energy
- The extrovert ideal
Check out the full episode to learn more about how to use your introvertedness as an advantage for your business!
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This is a replay of episode 12.
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