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The Art & Soul Show - Photography Podcast for Newborn and Family Photographers

Lisa DiGeso, The Milky Way

Business & Entrepreneuriat

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Business & Entrepreneuriat

Fréquence : 1 épisode/8j. Total Éps: 292

Welcome to the Art and Soul Show where we dive heart-opening chats on photography, business, life and that messy in-between. You're more than a photographer. You're an artist, a dreamer, a business boss, and a creative. Listen in for conversations and advice on running a photography business, mindset, and creativity. This is the place you can go when you need a boost of encouragement, a kick in the pants, and inspiration to pick up your camera.

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When Your Favourite Clients Move On (And It Feels Personal)

Épisode 293

mercredi 3 juin 2026 • Durée 08:27

"This isn't rejection. This is growth."

Losing a client you love hurts in a way nobody warns you about. Not the random inquiry that ghosts you, but those early families. The ones who gave you a chance when you were still figuring out manual mode, cheered you on, brought you their babies, and told everyone how wonderful you were. And then one day you're scrolling, and there they are, tagged in someone else's sneak peek.

In this episode, I'm talking about that gut punch and why it feels so personal, even when it isn't. I'm sharing the perspective shift that saved me and why the clients who move on aren't proof that your best wasn't good enough. They're proof you've grown past where you started.

By the end of this one, you'll see those early families differently. Not as people who left, but as the ones who helped build the foundation you're standing on right now.

What's in this episode:

[00:01:00] Those early clients who believed in you from the beginning
[00:01:30] The stomach drop of seeing them tagged in someone else's feed
[00:02:00] Why it feels like rejection and not just a lost booking
[00:02:30] The first time it happened to me, and what I felt
[00:03:00] The hard truth about who we start with and who we grow with
[00:04:30] The perspective shift that changed everything
[00:06:30] The moment I clicked through the photos like I was inspecting evidence
[00:07:00] How to see those families as proof of growth, not failure

If you've ever had a favourite client show up in another photographer's feed and felt that sting deep in your chest, this episode is going to feel like exactly what you needed to hear.

For full show notes, resources, links and to download the transcript, visit our website: https://themilkyway.ca/podcast/

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