Comments on: Open for Business Giveaway

By: Lizzie Kimball

Lizzie Kimball — Sun, 25 Jul 2010 05:17:52 +0000

LOVE the new blog and site! Amazing! My biggest mt everest moments was just getting the courage to START (aka, taking the leap of faith)! The thought of having to go out and meet strangers let alone take their photo totoally freaked me out! I was afraid that I was too young and people wouldn’t take me seriously, or that I’d be too shy or awkward to any enjoy photo shoots. I’ve proven both to be wrong and I’m so happy that I just jumped! I actually wrote a blog post about there here: http://lizziekimballblog.com/2009/11/taking-leaps-of-faith/

By: Marissa Rodriguez

Marissa Rodriguez — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 17:53:49 +0000

Does it count if I’m still in the process of climbing one of my ‘mt everests’? :) I’m still in the process of actually ‘being in business’…still in the process of making my photography my full time job and having actual ‘wedding seasons’ as opposed to doing a bunch of free work for family :) It’s been getting better, slowly, but it’s getting there. I hope. :)

By: mandiimae

mandiimae — Fri, 23 Jul 2010 03:47:46 +0000

my business is still in the beginnings (as in, ahem, haven’t launched it yet;) but my “life” mount everest so far has taught me to not be afraid to stand out. i think it all started with appearance. almost every teen straighteners their hair, right? well i fell into this pit once too, but now i embrace my curly, wild hair. and i don’t have to get up at 6am to straighten it! ;) it started with that, but i’m also not afraid to stand up for what i believe, my morals, and my values, even if they’re different. it’s all little changes, but it has made a world of difference in my life:)

By: Gary Jones

Gary Jones — Wed, 21 Jul 2010 18:23:27 +0000

For me my ah-ha moment in my life was when my kids were born. I still remember the day my daughter was born like it was yesterday. After the birth I was holding her all swaddled up looking down at her for almost 2 hours. I knew that I had made her (with my wife) and that this was the most important thing in my life ever.