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EPISODE · Sep 11, 2019 · 1H 10M

201 | Parentpreneur

from Creative Rising · host The Youngrens

Running a photography business is HARD. Running a photography business while raising little kids as a new parent is even HARDER. There's so many questions about how to handle it all: How do you carve out time to work? How do you handle childcare? How do you balance it all? Our world changed dramatically in April of 2018 with the birth of our son, James, so we've been in the tension of loving our family and loving our work ever since. So I called my best parentpreneur friends with little ones to share their honest stories here, and we openly talk about our struggles with identity, childcare, balance, post-partum depression, and asking the biggest question we're all afraid to ask... (listen to find out what it is.) Looking for some practical entrepreneurial advice? Like how in the world should you structure childcare?? I also have my friends share what's worked (and what hasn't) when it comes to working during naps, hiring in-home nannies, and sharing childcare amongst family members. Plus, learn all about the idea of the Family Kingdom and how it can help you thrive inside your home - instead of drive you crazy. In this episode: Sarah Bradshaw, Sarah Bradshaw Photography Ginny Corbett, Ginny Corbett Photography Taylor Abeel, Taylor Abeel Photography Jane Johnson, Writer & Scripture Digger EPISODE MADE POSSIBLE BY: FREEDOM EDITS (Thank you!!!) Get Your First Job Edited for Free HERE https://creativerising.com/freedom We trust Freedom Edits whenever we outsource our editing across all of our brands. We absolutely LOVE their simple, easy, and totally customized approach to editing and how quickly they got our preferences juuuuuust right! They save us tons of time! Right now, they're gifting all Creative Rising listeners with their first job entirely for FREE! So that's a complete wedding, edited for FREE. (Not a test wedding, either.) This is exclusively for Creative Rising listeners! Get your first job free at the link above! NEXT STEPS: JOIN OUR FREE CREATIVE RISING COMMUNITY https://www.facebook.com/groups/339344669485595/ WANT BETTER BRIDES? TAKE THIS CLASS: https://dreamieclass.com LEAVE A REVIEW: https://podcasts.apple.com/us/podcast/creative-rising/id1464017907 Reviews are how we get found! If you binge these episodes, then share the love!! Leave a review on iTunes so that other amazing photographers like you can find us, too. Head over here, click on "Write a Review", give us a five star rating, and tell me what connected with you on the show. I absolutely LOVE reading what you have to say!

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Running a photography business is HARD. Running a photography business while raising little kids as a new parent is even HARDER. There's so many questions about how to handle it all: How do you carve out time to work?How do you handle childcare?How do you balance it all? Our world changed dramatically in April of 2018 with the birth of our son, James, so we've been in the tension of loving our family and loving our work ever since. So I called my best parentpreneur friends with little ones...

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