Zoom In Podcast

I’m back sharing the theme for Season 1 of the ZOOM IN podcast. For context, ZOOM IN will be a seasonal podcast with about 6 - 8 episodes per season. 

This provides me with structure AND expectations… a silent contract if you will. But more importantly I still run a full service production agency, so committing to a weekly podcast would be setting myself up for failure. After 36 years, I think I know myself! 

There is a lot of fear associated with change and moving into a career that is completely unknown with no blueprint or manual. Which is why I’m so excited about this season. 

This season will highlight women who have transitioned from different careers/job/tangents to a photography career. I’m really excited to highlight this group of photographers because I come across women who say they are in a career that isn’t fulfilling or they’re just ready for a change and want to pursue photography. 

The women highlighted in this season serve a varied clientele and are not only doing it well, they’re thriving. 

Check out this trailer to hear why I’m highlighting this special group of women and the first episode drop!

Citations:

Average number of jobs held by Americans over their lifetime: https://www.zippia.com/answers/how-many-jobs-does-the-average-person-have-in-their-lifetime/

Number of Black women owned businesses https://www.jpmorgan.com/wealth-management/wealth-partners/insights/black-women-are-the-fastest-growing-group-of-entrepreneurs-but-the-job-isnt-easy

The average revenue Black women owned businesses have is $24,000 vs the national average of $142,900 https://www.jpmorgan.com/wealth-management/wealth-partners/insights/black-women-are-the-fastest-growing-group-of-entrepreneurs-but-the-job-isnt-easy

Peta Pixel Survey https://petapixel.com/2022/05/04/new-study-finds-majority-of-photographers-are-struggling-financially/