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The Photographer Mindset
The Photographer Mindset is a podcast specifically created for photographers, and those who believe their purpose is to create, inspire and develop into their full potential. The photographer mindset podcast was initiated to help creative individuals understand that their success depends on more than just skill and dedication. In this podcast we learn to develop a winning mindset based on attitude and out of the box thinking strategies so that we can grow our clients, brand recognition & confidence. We want to work smarter towards our goals, not harder.
Episodes
264 episodes
4 Mistakes We've Made as Photographers Pt. 2
Part two is here, and we’re bringing more reflections and lessons learned from our photography journeys. This time, we’re talking about the power of focusing on fewer, impactful goals, finding balance in your social media habits, and navigating...
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Episode 269
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1:00:21
4 Mistakes We've Made as Photographers Pt. 1
Everyone makes mistakes, but in this episode, we’re owning them and sharing the valuable lessons they brought us. From pouring too much energy into social media to regretfully underpricing creative work, skipping contracts, and being enticed by...
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Episode 268
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1:01:47
Are Photographers Gatekeeping or Rightfully Guarding Their Hard-Earned Success?
This episode dives into the controversial topic of gatekeeping in the photography community, unpacking both sides of the debate on sharing knowledge versus earning it through experience. We explore the role of mentorship, the importance of buil...
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Episode 267
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49:05
4 More Things That Fuelled Our Photography Success (Pt. 2)
This episode is part two of our two-part series, where we continue exploring the lessons that have defined our photography journeys. We dig into the art of building a unique editing style through fearless experimentation, the importance of harn...
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Episode 265
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1:08:36
4 Things That Fuelled Our Photography Success (Pt. 1)
In today’s episode, we reflect on our photography journeys, sharing pivotal strategies and mindset shifts that have shaped our growth. We explore the art of building momentum from small gigs, mastering versatility to meet different creative dem...
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Episode 264
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1:00:38
What Happens When We Don’t Talk About Photography?
In this episode, we challenged ourselves to create an entire episode without mentioning photography, not even once! What seemed simple at first turned out to be a tough but rewarding experiment. The episode serves as an experiment and demonstra...
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Episode 263
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1:26:28
Why Getting Competitive with Your Photography Will Help You Improve
Are photography contests worth your time? Can submitting your work really change your creative trajectory or confidence? Seth and Aaron sit down with photographer Neil Dankoff (@neildankoff),...
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Episode 262
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1:00:30
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Overcoming Meaninglessness & Nihilism as a Creator
When faced with the question "If everything is meaningless, why bother?" how do we push forward as creatives and start or resume sharing our work again?Seth and Aaron explore what it means to create in a world that often feels s...
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Episode 261
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1:10:36
Topaz Labs CEO Eric Yang on the Future of Photo and Video Creation
In this episode, we chat with Eric Yang (@yangez) , CEO of Topaz Labs (@topazlabs), about the future of photo and video creation over the next 5 ...
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Episode 260
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1:09:33
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Aaron & Seth’s Creative Journey from Beginning to Now
Why do our creative journeys twist and turn in unexpected ways?This episode opens with a nostalgic throwback to one of the first times Aaron and Seth met during an Instagram Live exchange five years ago. Taking inspiration from a listene...
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Episode 259
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1:31:06
Why Hard Work Doesn’t Always Pay Off
Why does hard work sometimes fall short of delivering the results we expect? In this episode, we uncover the non-linear relationship between effort and success, challenging the idea that rewards are always proportional to the work we put in. Th...
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Episode 258
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1:01:30
Ryan Peters: Mastering Niche Content Creation with Social Media’s Viral "Pasta Guy"
In this episode we chat with Ryan Peters (@ryanpeterspgh) a.k.a "Peter's Pasta", a Pittsburgh-based chef and pasta enthusiast whose viral TikTok and Instagram videos have captivated million...
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Episode 257
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59:48
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Toronto Raptors Team Photographer Vaughn Ridley on Becoming a Professional Sports Photographer
In this episode, we chat with Vaughn Ridley (@vaughnridley), NBA team photographer for the Toronto Raptors and Getty Images photographer, about his journey into sports photography and what i...
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Episode 256
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1:02:11
Eric Paré & Kim Henry: Photography as a Performance, Light Painting, & Staying Playful
In this episode, we talk with Canadians Eric Paré (@ericparephoto) and Kim Henry (@kimhenry.dance), a creative duo known for blending...
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Episode 255
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55:32
Ken Landry: Why the Camera Comes Second to Your Passion
In this episode, we chat with Ken Landry (@varsityoverland), an emerging creator who has successfully turned his passion for overlanding into compelling content on social media a...
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Episode 254
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1:24:58
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How to "Futureproof" Yourself as a Creator and Become Indispensable
In this episode, we explore how creators can adapt and thrive in a rapidly changing world by learning to integrate new technology instead of resisting it. We examine the natural fear of change, breaking down why it happens and how to tackle it ...
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Episode 253
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50:18
Becoming "Essentialist" Photographers in 2025
In this episode, we build upon last week's discussion about concepts we'll have at the forefront of our brains as we move through life and photography in 2025, mainly focusing on how to live and create with more intention. We explore the power ...
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Episode 252
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1:01:10
Things We'll Be Doing as Creators to Level Up in 2025
In this episode, we take a moment to reflect on 2024, exploring both our mindset principles and growth as photographers. We then shift our focus to the key areas we plan to actively improve in 2025.Expect to learn:
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Episode 250
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1:03:02
Ian Jones - When and How to Execute and Abandon Certain Creative Ideas
Ian Jones (@iansjones), a frequent guest on the show, is a highly skilled photographer and content creator known for managing demanding workloads and transforming ideas into high-quality finish...
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Episode 249
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1:31:34
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Mark Smith - Finding Balance and Resilience in Life as a Photographer & Videographer
Mark Smith (@mark.smith.photography) is a renowned photographer and videographer celebrated for his mesmerizing wildlife photography and storytelling. With over 2.1 million Instagr...
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Episode 248
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1:18:22
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Super Simple Explanation of How to Charge for Both Your Time and for Licensing as a Photographer
In this episode, we unpack the crucial lesson we wish we’d learned earlier in our photography careers, charging not only for our time but also for the rights to use the assets we create. Too often, photographers hand over images or videos, unkn...
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Episode 247
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1:05:23
The Creative Cycle: How Taking an Extended Period of Time Away From Photography Can Make You Improve with Bret Blakely
Bret Blakely (@bretblakely), our very first guest on the genesis episode of this podcast, returns to share his inspiring journey back to photography after a long hiatus. Driven by renewed pas...
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Episode 246
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1:21:39
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How to Reignite the Creative Spark, Tips for Doing Galleries, & Detaching Emotionally from How Audiences Perceive Your Work
This episode dives into the story of a listener who’s feeling uninspired by wedding photography, despite its financial success. We explore how creative challenges and mild stress can reignite that lost spark, along with the unique fulfillment o...
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Episode 245
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1:10:44
Tips for Introverted Photographers to Improve Their Communication
In this episode, we focus on empowering introverted photographers to enhance their communication skills, transforming their interactions from hesitant whispers to confident exchanges. We dive into redefining "fake it till you make it," encourag...
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Episode 244
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