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Episode 5: I Wish I Knew: The Importance of Patience – Jenn & Ro

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I Wish I Knew: The Importance of Patience

In Episode 5 of The Noobie Podcast, husband and wife team, Jenn & Ro, chat about the time it has taken to really understand that patience is at the heart of a successful photography business. While the overnight success stories surely draw a crowd, it’s those who have been patient with themselves, put in the work, ignored everyone else, and have created a personalized experience for their clients that really know what it means to build a business from the ground up. Tune in as we discuss comparison, targeting your ideal clients, and so much more!

You can subscribe to the Noobie podcast on the Apple Podcast app, follow on Spotify, join the YouTube subscriber list, or listen on your favorite podcast app!

Show Notes

Jenn & Ro’s introduction (1:00)

Jenn & Ro’s photography business background (1:37)

How many weddings do Jenn & Ro average in a season? (2:19)

What is the one big concept Jenn & Ro wish they knew when they started their photography business? (4:22)

What was the turning point where Jenn & Ro reached a patience mindset? (6:54)

3 Steps to Implement Patience in Your Business (9:38)
1. Stop comparing yourself to others
2. Target your idea client and know that they will find you
3. Recognize this isn’t an overnight change

Links
www.noobiepodcast.com
www.jrphotony.com
www.instagram.com/jrphotony

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