If you are a small town photographer who thinks no one around here will pay that much for photography,

then you've got to meet Carmen Hazleton.

She's a mom of two, lives in a small forest town of about 2,000 people in New Hampshire,

and was selling three digital files for $150.

She was looking at what other photographers in her area were doing and thought that was just what photographers made.

Today you'll hear her story of going from digital disappointment

to $2,000 orders.

Hey there, my name's Sarah Petty, and I went from a stressed out, overworked mama with

three babies to be named one of America's most profitable photographers without working

my kids' lives away.

Now I'm the founder of the Photography Business Institute where we provide guided support from start to finish,

whether you're a beginner photographer dipping your toes in or a more advanced photographer with big income goals.

Each week on this podcast, I'll show you how to find and serve photography clients in a world where we can keep it free thanks to everyone

having a digital camera in their pocket. Take the first step to adding more joy and profit to your

life by downloading your free photography business tools at photography business institute.com.

Welcome, Carmen.

Hi, hi.

It's all true.

It's all true.

Well, gosh, what I love about your story is so many people say, oh, I just can't be a boutique photographer.

My town's too small.

You know, no one will hire me and you're just proof that you

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