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The Secrets Behind a $30K Launch

by D'Arcy Benincosa

In this no-bullshit episode, Jodi and I discuss mindset strategies, what scaling can look like, and how to break through your fears to make more money and have more freedom. Hit play!

Meet Jodi Anne:

Jodi is an accomplished international wedding photographer and educator. She has a masters degree in education and school psychology that has lead her to launching multiple successful courses for photographers. She is a mother of 3 little gentlemen, full of deep authenticity and candid humor!

Make sure to stay to the end of the episode for some funny dating stories and outtakes from the full episode.

5 tips to scale your business:

1. Stop letting the fear of failure keep you from missing out on life.

In order to change your life, you have to take action. If you stay in a state of fear or if you’re scared you can’t keep up, you have to push past it.

2. Tell imposter syndrome goodbye

Imposter syndrome is learned helplessness. Everyone has it, even the greatest of the great. Do not allow imposter syndrome to hold you back.

3. Be happy with where you are

If you’re not satisfied with where you are currently, you will never be satisfied. FInding a balance between hunger and satisfaction is vital for your mindset. Be hungry enough to chase your dreams, but remember that no amount of money or success will be enough if you aren’t happy along the way.

4. Put in the work (and ask for help!)

Do the work. A lot of people have big, huge dreams, but they never act on them. You have to decide if the work is worth it to you and then get to it. You will have to ask for help along the way, so do not be afraid to ask.

5. Only sell your best work.

If you consistently put out your very best work, there will be people who need your magic and will buy from you. If you put out low quality work, you may get some sales, but they will not be sustainable and people will not come back for your next offering.