Unfiltered with Kyle Goldie Unfiltered with Kyle Goldie

Oddly controversial, wedding photographers don't believe Kelly that she has booked 95 weddings for one calendar year - and even if so, they are flabbergasted when even thinking about mental & physical health throughout it -- especially considering Kelly does not use associates, and she edits her own work.


In this podcast episode, I've not only rebranded to an entirely new name (Unfiltered with Kyle Goldie), but I wanted to come in with an incredible guest to dive deep on such an unusual story. We hold nothing back, so as always - dig in.


Check out Kelly's work here.

Personally, I have been "dealing" with anxiety for my entire life. And in this episode, we're going to be chatting about mental health, the importance of it, and what I personally have done to not let anxiety tear me (and my businesses) down.

If you've been considering starting an online course and you've been wondering how to do it - this episode won't tell you how. But it will tell you what other educators aren't saying. I go into detail about various things that you should be taking into consideration as you make an informed decision. 
One thing I want to share with you right away - starting a course is NOT a way to get into passive revenue. So, if passive income is what your goal is, do NOT start an online course.
Tune in and listen to the honest and ugly side of being a course creator, and the real insights about what it takes on the back-end. It's much, much more than just selling it.

There's been a lot of hearsay and speculation about the wedding industry and it evolving into something new and mysterious. Well, I wanted to get a firm answer based on real, raw data. So, I took it upon myself to chat with 200 wedding pros from around the world. This includes photographers, planners, filmmakers, hair & makeup artists, day-of-coordinators, wedding venue owners, and so many other talented people. And what I found across the board was that there’s a common feeling – and the biggest of all is that most people are feeling a pinch of the market becoming more and more saturated. And you know what, they’re not wrong. Listen in here to hear why I think they’re right, what could be improved on, and what to do to stay ahead of the curve.
This episode is sponsored by yours truly, and my signature online program, Book More Weddings. To learn how to book more weddings with your ideal clients, earn more money, and work fewer hours per week, learn more about the online course here: http://weddings.kylegoldie.com.

Yes, THE Natalie Franke. You might know her best from being one of the founders of the Rising Tide Society, and you might also know her as being the Head of Community at the super powerful and awesome CRM platform, Honeybook. And above all else, Natalie is all about community over competition. She’s a big leader for that movement, and as a Honeybook educator myself – I can say with confidence that Natalie truly is all about community over competition. She’s led tens of thousands of creative entrepreneurs from around the world, and she continues to be a leader by every meaning of the word. 

On this episode, Natalie and I chat in great detail about the importance of time. More specifically, how you can make the most of your time, how to increase your efficiencies, and truly how important it is to maintain control of your schedule if you are wanting to hit the next level in both your business and your life. Listen in and receive actionable advice to help you on your way.
And as a bonus for tuning in, learn how to get a big 50% off your first year of the Honeybook CRM platform!

When you're a wedding pro, you often hear how everything is beautiful, magical, perfect, and a land full of rainbows & unicorns. On this episode, I have an in-depth discussion with well-known educator and photographer, Susan Stripling, on the raw, real, and authentic perspective of the industry. Far, far away from the typical industry politics. It's an incredibly refreshing chat.  And we go into SO much detail, that this is by far my longest, most informative, and most valuable episode I have ever done (to date). Make sure to give it a listen.