I can share with you that in my journey of over 40 years as a wedding photographer and entrepreneur, there have been several times I just wasn’t all that excited about heading off to a wedding. You can relate, right? It had nothing to do with my couples, or fellow vendors, it just kind of became routine on the business side. I was missing the joy of being my own boss. Once I got to the actual wedding, most of that faded away because I was doing what I actually loved- taking photographs that documented this chapter of someone’s life. I was making an impact by offering them memories from their day that would be shared for many generations--- that was my purpose.

Are you ready to rediscover yours?

As creatives we often find ourselves stuck in the middle of the pack, feeling that clients aren’t hearing our message about who we are, what we do & who we serve. So, we’re afraid to make changes to move us forward. We can’t live in that space of lack and fear if we want to have a sustainable career. We have to think bigger than our next steps and not just about the money. Understanding that our goal as a business owner was that we wanted more than a job, we wanted a career. Hope is not a business strategy; we actually have to show up & do the hard work and believe we can keep moving forward when we’ve lost our excitement. Investing in ourselves allows us to refresh & recharge, to make an impact with the services we provide in a business we love - and our clients love more.

Do you remember the last time you were excited about your work?

My mission is cheering on creatives to be Fabbo