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I’m thrilled to announce that I’ll be hosting weekly live Q&A sessions where I’ll answer all your burning questions about videography and running a successful video business! 🎥✨ Whether you’re just starting out or looking to level up your video game, this is your chance to get personalised advice and tips to help you grow! 💡 Have a question you’d love answered? Drop it in the comments below! Next week’s session will be all about YOUR questions from this post! I’ll dive deep into as many as I can during the live. 🗓️ First session goes live next Wednesday, so make sure to mark your calendars and get your questions in before then! I am looking forward to chatting with you all and helping you crush it in the world of video! 💪🎬 Let’s get the conversation started—ask away in the comments! 👇👇👇

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Are you dreaming of breaking free from your 9-to-5 and diving headfirst into the world of videography? Before you make that leap, there’s one essential step you need to take first—something that will set you up for success and spare you from costly mistakes. When I started my videography business, I made the classic mistake of jumping in cold, thinking I could figure it out as I went. I quit my job, took the plunge, and…found myself drowning. In that first year, I lost over $21,000 just trying to survive. I was scrambling to find clients, fighting to keep up with bills, and it felt like my dreams were slipping away. The heartbreak and the financial hit were one thing, but the toll it took on my mental state was overwhelming. I felt like a failure, constantly questioning if I’d made a huge mistake. The truth is, trying to launch a business without a support network makes an already challenging journey so much harder. Looking back, I wish I had started with my “inner circle”—friends, family, and friends of friends. These are the people who know you best, who are more likely to offer support, give feedback, and even pay for your services. Testing your skills and services with them not only builds confidence but gives you valuable experience that can help you expand to a wider audience over time. Before you make the big decision to leave your day job, start by laying a solid foundation with these warm leads. Build some momentum, and then transition into full-time work once you’re in a stronger position. Trust me, this approach makes all the difference and turns a risky leap into a smooth transition.

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