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The Photographer"s Couch

We don"t just talk business we talk life. This is the podcast for entrepreneur who want to success not just in their work but in every aspect of their life. Join me on the couch as we dive deep into conversations about entrepreneurship, photography, mental & physical health and everything in between. Whether your hustling to build your dream business, striving to stay connected with your love ones or looking to achieve that perfect balance between work and wellbeing, this place in for you.

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5:29

What Is Next

The Photographer"s Couch ·

2025/12/31

In this episode, I’m reflecting on why this podcast began, what this first year has taught me, and where I’m heading next. What started as an idea that lived in my head for nearly two years turned into a space for honest, real-life conversations — the kind you’d have on the couch, in the car, or across the table with a cup of coffee.This year wasn’t about perfection. It was about experimenting, showing up imperfectly, and figuring out if podcasting truly had a place in my life and business. And the

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3:30

Finishing Strong

The Photographer"s Couch ·

2025/12/26

As 2025 comes to a close, Megan shares an episode straight from the heart — not about hustle, resolutions, or last-minute goals, but about what it really means to finish strong.Recorded just after Christmas, this episode of The Photographer’s Couch is your gentle reminder that “finishing strong” isn’t about checking more boxes — it’s about reflection, honesty, and grace. Megan invites you to pause before stepping into 2026 and take a real look at your year — the good, the hard, and the in-between —

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5:42

The Value Of Rest

The Photographer"s Couch ·

2025/12/19

In this episode of The Photographer’s Couch, Megan gets real about something most of us struggle with — rest.If you’ve ever told yourself, “I’ll rest when busy season’s over,” or “I don’t have time to rest right now,” this episode is for you. Megan shares how learning to rest — consistently and intentionally — changed her business, her home life, and her peace of mind.Rest doesn’t have to mean taking a day off or going on vacation. It can be small, simple moments that help you reset and breathe

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11:26

Stories We Make Up

The Photographer"s Couch ·

2025/12/12

In this honest and thought-provoking episode of The Photographer’s Couch, Megan unpacks a simple but powerful question that stopped her in her tracks:“Are the stories you’re making up completely true?”After hearing this phrase on another podcast, it hit differently — because it’s something we all do. Whether it’s in relationships, business, or everyday life, we tend to fill in the blanks when we don’t have all the facts. But those made-up stories can cause unnecessary hurt, distance, or frustration

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6:33

Photography Plan For 2026

The Photographer"s Couch ·

2025/12/05

In this episode of The Photographer’s Couch, Megan shares one of her favorite end-of-year practices — creating a photography plan for the year ahead.As 2025 comes to a close, it’s the perfect time to pause, reflect, and plan intentionally for what’s next — not just for your business, but for your daily life. Megan opens up about how taking just a few minutes each morning to plan her day completely changed her focus, productivity, and peace of mind.Whether you’re a parent, photographer, or

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3:20

Thank You

The Photographer"s Couch ·

2025/11/28

n this special Thanksgiving episode of The Photographer’s Couch, Megan shares from the heart about gratitude, community, and the incredible village that has grown around her photography business.As she reflects on the past year — and honestly, on her entire journey as a photographer — Megan opens up about how much deeper this work is than taking photos. Through every family session, senior portrait, and small business shoot, she’s built connections that have become lifelong friendships and a support

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4:21

Don't Change Who You Are Because Of Someone Else

The Photographer"s Couch ·

2025/11/21

In this heartfelt episode of The Photographer’s Couch, Megan shares a powerful reminder that’s as true in business as it is in life: stop changing who you are because of how someone else reacts.As a mom, business owner, and human navigating everyday life, Megan has learned this lesson over and over — through her kids, clients, and her own reactions. When someone is unkind, rude, or frustrating, it’s easy to mirror their behavior. But when you do that, you’re letting them take control of your

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12:05

Things I Do No Photograph Anymore

The Photographer"s Couch ·

2025/11/14

In this episode of The Photographer’s Couch, Megan opens up about what she no longer photographs — and how letting go can actually grow your business.When she started over 15 years ago, she said yes to everything: weddings, newborns, birthday parties, boudoir sessions — all of it. Like many photographers, she thought success meant doing it all.But through experience and burnout, she learned that real growth comes from clarity — knowing what brings you joy and what doesn’t. This episode is equal

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12:57

How To Book New Clients

The Photographer"s Couch ·

2025/11/07

In this episode of The Photographer’s Couch, Megan dives into one of the most common questions photographers and small business owners ask: “How do I book more clients?”She’s not a marketing expert — she’s a photographer who’s spent 15 years building a business that thrives through consistency, trust, and connection. These aren’t quick fixes. They’re simple, proven strategies that help you build momentum and keep your calendar full — without burning out or discounting your value.Whether you’re a

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2:53

No One Is Coming

The Photographer"s Couch ·

2025/10/31

In this short but powerful episode of The Photographer’s Couch, Megan shares one of her favorite mindset shifts inspired by Mel Robbins — the reminder that “No one is coming for you.”Whether you’re building a business, chasing a dream, or just trying to get yourself off the couch and moving again, this phrase is a wake-up call. It’s not meant to discourage — it’s meant to empower. Because the truth is, no one else can want your life, your goals, or your growth more than you do.Megan opens up about

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7:04

Your Responsibility

The Photographer"s Couch ·

2025/10/24

Taking Responsibility: A Simple Shift That Changes Everything💬 Episode SummaryIn this episode of The Photographer’s Couch, Megan gets real about the word responsibility — and how shifting your mindset around it can completely change your business, your relationships, and your peace of mind.This one is honest and unfiltered — because it took her three tries to record it just right. But sometimes, that’s exactly what growth looks like. Megan shares how she learned to stop outsourcing her emotions,

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3:29

Passionate Sports Parents

The Photographer"s Couch ·

2025/10/17

Welcome back to The Photographer’s Couch! I’m your host, Megan Gioeli, and today we’re talking about something I see all the time during this busy sports season: passionate sports parents.First, let me say this—I applaud you. To every parent hauling chairs, cheering from the bleachers, driving to practices, and showing up week after week: you are the heartbeat of youth sports. Your encouragement and presence make the experience better not just for your child, but for every kid on the field.But then

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6:53

Overthinking

The Photographer"s Couch ·

2025/10/10

Welcome back to The Photographer’s Couch! I’m your host, Megan Gioeli, a photographer here in the Triad, and this podcast is my little corner to have real, relaxed conversations—just like we’re sitting together on the couch.In today’s episode, I’m diving into something that trips so many of us up: the fine line between research and overthinking. Research is valuable—we need it when making decisions about things like choosing insurance, hiring a contractor, or buying a car. But what happens when the

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4:52

Clear is kind

The Photographer"s Couch ·

2025/10/03

Welcome back to The Photographer’s Couch! I’m your host, Megan Gioeli, and today I’m walking and talking about a simple phrase that’s been hitting home for me lately: Clear is Kind.It might sound small, but this idea shows up everywhere—our marriages, parenting, friendships, and even in business. So often, frustration doesn’t come from what someone else did or didn’t do, but from our own lack of clarity.Here’s what we dive into in this episode:Why vague communication sets people up to fail.Real-life

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7:48

Intentional Action

The Photographer"s Couch ·

2025/09/26

Welcome back to The Photographer’s Couch! In this episode, I’m walking and talking with you about something that’s been on my mind all week: the difference between intentional action and hustle.We’ve all been there—life feels chaotic, the to-do list is overflowing, and the only option seems to be to push through with a burst of energy. That’s hustle. But what happens when the hustle becomes your default mode? Stress, exhaustion, and a sense of being out of control.I’m sharing: • Why I don’t

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8:07

Pause

The Photographer"s Couch ·

2025/09/19

In this episode of The Photographer’s Couch, I’m recording from the car with a real-time lesson I just had to share. A client interaction left me frustrated, but what it really revealed was something bigger: the importance of slowing down before reacting.I share how dropping the ball on communication not only cost us a potential client but also gave me an opportunity to reflect on what “good business” really looks like. Instead of rushing to defend myself, I realized the power of pausing, listening,

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14:31

Who are you giving votes to?

The Photographer"s Couch ·

2025/09/12

Welcome back to The Photographer’s Couch! In this episode, I dive into a question that every business owner, creative, and parent should ask: Who are you giving a vote in your life?So often, we let outside opinions—whether it’s clients, friends, or even complete strangers—dictate how we run our business or live our life. Sometimes we do it without realizing it. The truth is, not everyone deserves a vote.In this conversation, I share: • How giving too many people influence over your decisions

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3:54

Excuses

The Photographer"s Couch ·

2025/09/05

From going to the gym, sending that email, making that phone call, or even just doing the dishes—excuses creep in every day. I’ll be honest: I don’t always want to go to the gym, even though I’ve been consistent since January. But here’s the difference—I’ve trained myself to flip the script. Instead of focusing on why I don’t need to do something, I focus on how I’ll feel once it’s done.In this episode, I’m sharing:Why excuses are unavoidable but controllableThe mindset shift I use to push through

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7:25

Silence the noise

The Photographer"s Couch ·

2025/08/29

In today’s episode of The Photographer’s Couch, Megan dives into the idea of noise—all the opinions, advice, and “must-dos” that come at us in business, photography, and even motherhood. From editing styles to marketing strategies, everyone seems to have a perspective on what’s “right.” But how do you filter through the noise and figure out what actually works for you?Megan shares her own experiences, including the long-debated topic of shooting in RAW vs. JPEG, and how her 15-year journey of

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5:19

Pinterest

The Photographer"s Couch ·

2025/08/22

Welcome back to another episode of The Photographer’s Couch! I’m your host, Megan Joli, a portrait photographer based in North Carolina.Today we’re diving into a topic that so many photographers and clients bump into: Pinterest boards. We love them, we hate them, and sometimes… they set us up for unrealistic expectations.Why Pinterest Can Be HelpfulI actually appreciate when clients share a Pinterest board with me. It:Shows me the vibe they’re drawn to.Helps me understand what locations, poses, and

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