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Monica

It was a pleasure to capture Dr. Monica Vermani again.

The goal for Dr. Vermani’s Brand Photoshoot was to capture both professional and casual looks. The photos will be used for marketing across many platforms, including websites, magazines, youtube and social media.

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Thank you for your amazing photographs! You are phenomenal, creative and truly talented Agnes! You always make a person feel comfortable, confident and we always sparkle in our authenticity in your photo shoots! Truly grateful for you
— Monica

Are you an Entrepreneur over 40 ready to step into your power? This photoshoot is for you.

6 Ways to Reignite Passion for Your Business

In the world of entrepreneurship, we all experience periods of burnout and a dwindling passion for our ventures. However, reigniting that spark is crucial for long-term success.

Here are six ways to reignite your passion for your business:

  1. Reconnect with Your 'Why': Remember the initial reason you started your business. Reflect on your core values and the impact you wanted to make. Reconnecting with your 'why' can reignite the passion that fueled your entrepreneurial journey. Write it down, put it where you can see it daily, and let it serve as a constant reminder. Your ‘why’ might even give you new marketing and service/product ideas.

  2. Set New Goals: Sometimes, passion wanes because you've achieved your initial objectives. Set new, exciting goals for your business. These goals should challenge you and inspire growth. The pursuit of new objectives can reignite your entrepreneurial spirit and enthusiasm. This one always works for me!

  3. Embrace Learning and Innovation: Stay current with industry trends and continuously seek opportunities to improve and innovate. Attend workshops, conferences, and webinars to gain new insights and perspectives. The excitement of learning and implementing fresh ideas can reignite your passion for what you do. Embrace change, because it is the only constant in the business world.

  4. Delegate and Seek Support: If you're feeling overwhelmed or uninspired, it might be time to delegate tasks that don't align with your strengths or passions. Surround yourself with a strong support system, whether it's a mentor, business coach, or a team of dedicated employees. Knowing you don't have to do it all alone can rekindle your enthusiasm.

  5. Celebrate Small Wins: Don't wait for major milestones to celebrate. Recognize and appreciate the small victories along the way. These moments of success can boost morale, renew your energy, and remind you of the progress you're making.

  6. Connect with Like-Minded Business Owners: Networking and building relationships with other business owners who share your values and goals can provide a wealth of inspiration and support. You'll not only gain fresh perspectives but also create a community of like-minded individuals who understand the unique journey of entrepreneurship.

Remember that passion is a renewable resource! By following these steps, you can breathe new life into your journey and continue to thrive.

It's not just about achieving success; it's about staying passionate and enjoying the journey towards it.

You are not alone and there’s always several solutions to a single problem.

xoxo,

Agnes

My Most Vulnerable Interview - I'm sharing everything about my business journey

A few weeks back, I had the honor of being interviewed by Adrianne Fekete on the I Am Unbreakable™ Podcast. I knew the conversation would be honest, and I was nervous, but I also trusted Adrianne and reminded myself that with vulnerability comes so much good.

Like many other entrepreneurs' journeys, my story is one of passion, resilience, and strength.

I felt ready to share it all: the lack of family support in pursuing my dream job, the very difficult move to Canada, the mental, financial, and physical struggles that come with running a service-based business.

I hope you enjoy it.

xoxo,

Agnes


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Lolita

We truly enjoyed capturing Lolita! Her warmth, wisdom and great fashion sense shines trough these photos that we hope Lolita and her loved ones will enjoy forever.

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Adrianne

We truly enjoyed embracing creativity during brand photoshoots with Adrianne.

Adrianne is a nationally renowned thought leader, an award-winning serial entrepreneur, as well as the founder  of I Am Unbreakable™ and Star Quality Private Investigations®.  She is dedicated to gender equality and empowering women entering in male predominant industries, regardless of gender or obstacles.

I will start by saying I am somewhat (lol) particular in who I work with as a photographer. I will also add that I have done ths for many years and have never worked with a pro like Agnes. She is a one-of-a-kind photographer. Her talent is second to none and on top of that Agnes brings a creativity to the table that is truly unique.

I have done many photo shoots, but nothing like the ones with Pure Studios. Her work and #rockstar clients speak for themselves. I will also add she is fantastic at collaborating with you to get the look that you want. Her styling expertise is so appreciated!
— Adrianne

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Guide: Use Your Photos Online

In today’s online world, using your personal branding photos correctly is very important.

Your photos are a strong, visual voice, they should tell the story of who you are and what you do so you can communicate the value of your work and connect with ideal clients.


HERE ARE IMPORTANT USES FOR YOUR BRAND PHOTOS:

  1. Your website & blog

Your hero image (first image on the website) combined with others sends a message to your audience about your level of expertise, your price points and builds your know, like, trust factor.

Blogging is very important for your SEO. Use your brand photos (both portraits and lifestyle images) and don’t rely solely on stock imagery.


2. Your newsletter

A newsletter is a fantastic way of staying in touch with your clients, sharing value and service info. It really is a must if you want to have repeat clients. When your newsletter offers value, people will often forward it to their friends.

Use a photo of yourself in the footer of the newsletter to better build a connection with your recipients.


 

3. Your e-mail signature

A great e-mail signature goes a long way. It should include your headshot for the purpose of building a connection. People always like to see a face behind a business. Your clients will also remember you better when they see a photo of you.


 

4. Your Instagram

Please remember that if you want people to remember you and know who you are, it is simply not enough to only show your face in your profile photo.

When building a personal brand, use a photo of yourself at least once every 9/12 posts (preferably 9!).

For high end businesses, use mostly or only professional photos. Otherwise, you can mix both professional and phone photos (still looking nice and on brand though!)


 

5. Your client presentations/proposals/ price list

Present yourself as a valuable professional by subtly using your photo in client presentations.

I really do hope you’re taking the chance that is a value-packed client presentation/proposal or price list and that you’re not just sending some naked numbers to potential customers.

Omitting this step is one of the biggest mistakes business beginners make.

Use two photos (one in the beginning of the presentation combined with a logo/one at the end) or just one photo at the end of the presentation.

You can include a short bio/company info/statement.


6. Your business card

Please don’t forget about putting your photo on the business card. If you have a more modern card, you can easily put the information on one side of it and your photo on the other side for a clean look. When giving out business cards, majority of people won’t even remember you unless there’s a photo on the card.


Use these tips and make a difference in your marketing today

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