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Creativity Through Exhaustion

The past few weeks were exhausting (to put it mildly). I was traveling on photo shoots for five days, got to then go home for two days - which was enough time to wash clothes, play with the dog, post some galleries up for clients and then it was back on the road for...

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The Business of Appearances

The fitness industry, like many other talent industries, has been consumed with what I call the business of appearances. The primary focus of many is to grow and enhance their appearance of being popular, successful, sought-after and so on - as opposed to actually...

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How to Treat Each Project

It was 12:22 the night before a photo shoot when a text message came through on my phone. Fortunately for all parties involved I ad left the phone in another room while I was sleeping, but the following morning I saw the text. "I'm drunk. And prob will show up drunk...

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Photographer or Publicist

SPECIAL NOTE: If you have not yet seen, I just launched the new e-book Fit Model Guide which is available at www.fitmodelguide.com and covers all you need to now about getting published in the health and fitness industry. There is a section in there covering what...

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The “Success” Hangover

Important Note: We are just a few days away from the launch of the new e-book I wrote. Stay tuned for details on how to purchase! For some, the biggest goal they have is to win a fitness competition. If they do, the day after they are left with this confusing and...

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What is Acceptable to Ask

QUICK IMPORTANT NOTE: The e-book I've been mentioning over the last few months is no complete! Stay tuned as it will be released in just a week! I received an e-mail from a young male fitness talent. He expressed zero interest in booking my team and I for a photo...

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Fight Being Comfortable

At the end of 2013 I was doing my annual review and I took a moment to look back at the work I had created in the past 12 months. A chill creeped up my spine. I realized - looking at my work from a bird's eye view that I was keeping it fairly safe. Meaning I was...

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