Welcome back to the Passion with Purpose podcast, my friends. My name is Nate. And on today's

episode, this is an episode that originally aired on one of my friend in the industry's podcast,

Peyton Helm. And Peyton interviewed me for this episode. And so we talked about things from pricing to

marketing, just my philosophy and marketing to social media, to mindset as a business owner. And I think

you'll find this conversation very helpful for you as well. So I thought, let's bring it over to

this podcast, my podcast. So I'm really excited about this one,

really excited to bring you guys this episode. And let's get into it. All right, what's up,

my friends? Welcome back to the full-time wedding pro podcast. Today, it's not just me sitting

alone in my little black painted studio. I have Sir Nathan Chansky on. Hello.

How's it going, man? I'm so happy to be here.

Thanks for having me. Dude, same. I'm so happy you're here. So this is, if you guys don't know, I was just on his podcast. That was pretty great. I feel like I did fine. I don't know. You were great. I loved it.

Yeah. And I knew like getting you on here,

everybody would benefit from it. So I'm very, very excited for you just to interview you,

ask some very tough questions. Um, I'm playing. And, uh, yeah, just learn more about you.

And remember about what you do for photographers and videographers in the wedding industry. So,

yeah, let's do it. Say hi virtually to Nathan,

everybody. Let's go ahead. Let's start. So, dude, I'd love to just start with, like, learning more

about you, just like telling your story, your journey of being a photographer, what led you to

doing both photography and coaching now. Yeah, just start there. Absolutely. Yeah. I obviously everything started when I first,

when photography first caught my eye, which was probably when I was like 15 or 16. And that was

when I was just kind of like playing around with a camera. And I was like, oh, maybe we'll see what could

come of this. Well, I didn't think at that time it could ever become a career because just like the circles I was in, that was never something that like you did. Like you went and you got a business degree. You worked at a corporate office and like that was your life. So I never really entertained that deeply. It was just kind of like, oh, I like photography as a hobby.

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