Episode 6 - Rachel Leiner, Rachel Leiner Photo

from Groundbreaking · host Jake Brewer

Meet Rachel Leiner, the NYC-based photographer who went from small business to international creative. Starting as a freelance photographer, Rachel learned to build her brand through networking, curating connection, establishing trust, and learning to compromise in creative vision. Her story emphasizes the repercussions of resilience, and what can happen if you tune out the world and instead turn up the volume on your own spirit. Together, we chat all things photography, the value of real-world experience, and working with clients and customers. Continue following Rachel's journey by checking out @rachelleinerphoto and visiting rachelleiner.com. Continue supporting Groundbreaking by subscribing to the podcast and leaving a review. Want more from FRNDLY? Check out what we're up to by visiting us at frndlymedia.com and following @frndlymedia on all platforms. You can also follow Jake at @jacobwittenberg. Know somebody we should interview or have a thought you'd like to share? Contact the show by emailing [email protected].

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