Focus Please

This episode of Focus Please is a fun one.I’m joined by my friend Chris and it really feels like you’re just sitting in on two people catching up and laughing the whole time.We dive into both the wedding industry and the line dancing world (yes, both 😂), sharing stories, behind-the-scenes moments, and some of the things people don’t always see from the outside looking in. From chaotic wedding day moments to the culture and energy of line dancing, this one is equal parts real talk and just genuinely fun conversation.It’s honest, a little unfiltered, and very much just two friends chatting about life, work, and everything in between.Follow along and hang with us on socials 🤍Taylor’s Instagram: @taylorfrostphotographyFocus Please’s Instagram: @focuspleasepodcastChris’ Instagram: @qbcritter14Chris’ Line Dance TikTok: @leafybeaver14

This week on Focus Please, I’m joined by Amanda with AMP Aesthetics, — former bride, friend, and now an esthetician who took the leap and started her own skincare business this past year.We talk about what it actually looks like to build a business from scratch, the courage it takes to bet on yourself, and why hydration might be the most underrated skincare advice out there.In this episode we get into:• What pushed Amanda to start her own esthetics business• The reality of being a new entrepreneur• Skincare myths and why hydration matters more than people think• Building trust and relationships with clients• Taking risks when you don’t have everything figured out yetAnd of course, we end with the Focus In question:What are you focusing in on right now?Follow Focus Please: @FocusPleasePodcastFollow Taylor Frost Photography: @TaylorFrostPhotographyFollow Amanda on instagr

Episode 6 of Focus Please is a solo Q&A.Taylor answers a mix of questions about wedding photography, creative careers, and life as a self-employed photographer. From things couples don’t realize photographers are doing behind the scenes, to some of the craziest moments that can happen at weddings, to a few completely unrelated “hills I’d die on,” this episode is a relaxed conversation that lets listeners get to know Taylor a little better.Somewhere along the way, Taylor also argues that society might have been better when Black Friday shopping was absolute chaos… which probably tells you everything you need to know about where this episode goes.

In this episode of Focus Please, I sit down with Jackie and we somehow cover… a lot of ground.We talk about wedding planning, working government jobs, reality TV, modeling, being in front of the camera, and the very strong personal stance Jackie has about not watching medical dramas (which, honestly, becomes a whole thing).Like most real conversations between friends, the topics bounce around a bit — but that’s where the good stuff lives. We get into confidence in front of the camera, the weird advice people give about posing, and the behind-the-scenes reality of photoshoots that most people never see.There’s also a little reality TV talk, some wedding planning chaos, and the kind of random side tangents that make you feel like you’re just sitting in the room with us.If you like conversations that feel real, a little chaotic, and full of creative life moments, this episode is for you.

In this episode of Focus Please, I sit down with Hannah Coates with Kadilak Realty for a conversation that goes exactly where it wants to go and somehow still makes sense.We talk weddings.We talk real estate.We talk business, energy, history, city life, and what it really looks like to build something in public.From the wedding world to the housing market to the random off-topic tangents that somehow circle back to purpose, this episode is about connection, alignment, and the different seasons of entrepreneurship.If you’ve ever:​ Juggled multiple careers​ Wondered how to pivot without losing yourself​ Built relationships that changed your business​ Or just needed a real, unfiltered conversationThis one’s for you.It’s thoughtful. It’s chaotic in the best way.And it’s a reminder that sometimes the “off topic” moments are actually the most important ones.New episodes Bi-Weekly.Hosted by Taylor Frost.Focus Please 🎙️

Episode 4 almost didn’t happen… and honestly, that feels very on brand.After some unexpected technical chaos, I kick things off solo with a few unfiltered wedding industry rants, creative ramblings, and real-time thoughts that felt too good not to share. It’s casual, honest, a little chaotic, and very much a “you’re sitting in my living room with me” kind of intro.Then I’m joined by my friend Bridget Wright, and we settle into an easy, laughter-filled conversation about her newest chapter, the realities of the floral industry, running a creative business, and all the side tangents that make these conversations feel real. No scripts, no pressure — just two creatives talking shop, growth, and whatever comes up along the way.This episode is a mix of heart, humor, and behind-the-scenes honesty — exactly how I want Focus Please to feel.Guest: Bridget WrightFloral Designer & Creative EntrepreneurInstagram: @bmwfloraldesSunshine Marketplace: @sunshinemarketplacekingston 🌸

In this episode of Focus Please, I’m joined by Brenagh of Film by Brenagh for a candid, funny, and very real conversation about trusting your gut — creatively, professionally, and personally.We loosely follow the questions we set out to ask… and then immediately go on tangents. From creative intuition and finding your people to giggles, kids, periods, medications, and mental health, this episode feels like sitting in on a conversation between friends who are figuring it out in real time.If you’ve ever questioned your timing, your path, or whether you’re doing “enough,” this one’s for you.✨ Guest: Brenagh — Film by Brenagh📸 Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/filmbybrenagh🎧 New episodes of Focus Please drop bi-weekly here on Spotify and YouTube.

Welcome to the first episode of Focus Please.In this episode, I talk about why I started this podcast, creativity in a loud world, and my thoughts on AI as a tool — not a replacement — for preserving real moments.This episode is audio-only as we kick things off.