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Arren's all over the place.

This is Aaron Taylor. How are you, Aaron?

I'm doing great. I got a, I got a little bit of a cold so hopefully

you don't hear that too badly but otherwise I'm excited to be here.

Excellent. I'm so excited to have have you on. I need other perspectives and today we're going to talk about a topic where I need another

perspective. So I'm really excited to go forward but for people who aren't familiar with you, why don't you take a couple of minutes here and just tell

the listener to a little bit more about you.

Great, yeah.

I started my photography business about five years ago, and it's essentially kind of running like it did about five years ago

although I'm much better at it.

So I'm working on the weekends.

I'm an in-person sales photographer.

And I also educate other photographers.

So I do mentoring and teach some classes.

By day, I'm a high school English teacher.

This is my 12th year doing that. And kind of big time news for me and my company this year's I've been published quite a bit. So I've had a few images featured in Shutter magazine. I know it it was actually kind of mind-blowing.

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