
The #1 Mistake Keeping You Stuck at $10K - $50K a Year
When I first started my photography business, I thought success was all about talent. Of course we need to work on our craft. But I thought that was all I needed to succeed. I believed that if my images were strong enough, clients would naturally come, and I’d be able to charge more. But that didn’t happen. I kept my prices low because I was scared to ask for more. I saw other photographers charging thousands, and instead of feeling inspired, I felt like a failure. I kept thinking: “Why would someone pay them that much when I can barely book clients at a fraction of the price?”
I assumed the problem was me, my skills, my portfolio. But I finally realized the truth:
The problem wasn’t my talent. It was my lack of clarity and structure.
I had no clear way to attract the right clients. No real brand that made me stand out. No system to make sales feel natural instead of awkward. That’s why I created The Legacy Formula: a step-by-step business framework designed specifically for photographers who want to finally take control, attract high-value clients, and confidently charge what they’re worth.
And it worked!! Within 18 months, I went from barely making anything to running a six-figure photography business. And now, I help other photographers do the same.
The Legacy Framework is for all photography genres and is built on three key pillars:
· Position & Build Your Audience: So you always have the leads to market to.
· Identify Your Unique Market & Offer framework “Signature Market Positioning”: So you finally have something that truly sets you apart. You’re no longer just another option—you’re the only choice. You’ll have more confidence and a business that justifies higher pricing.
· Vision & Growth Strategy: This will allow you to take what we’ve built, scale it with a team, delegate tasks, reclaim your time, and double your revenue.
This isn’t just another “charge more” program. It’s a complete system to build a business that actually works. The Legacy Framework is designed to be high-touch at the beginning, then scalable over time as demand grows.