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Reignite Your Passion for Planning
There is nothing like the excitement of the first couple of years as a new wedding planner. Everything is new and each client that books your services is a fresh and exciting project. Fast-forward to years 5 or 10 and you may be feeling slightly different. A new client is no longer super exciting. They are another bride and groom that are going to do the SAME trend you have been seeing over and over for the past year. The day-to-day grind of actually running your business is not so fun anymore and may be dragging down your energy and passion.
So, how do you keep yourself excited and motivated to grow as an event planner and business owner? Here are a few things that can help!
Have you reached a point where you have lost some of your passion for planning or business? What did you do to get inspired again?
Today’s post is a guest post from Amber Peterson. Amber is the owner of Cheers Wedding & Event Planning in western Washington. She has a Masters Degree in Integrated Marketing Communications and previously worked as a marketing consultant for wedding industry professionals. Amber is also the co-founder of the Skagit Wedding Society.
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Hi, I love to add my 2 cents to your blogs and conversations as a guest writer/ blogger. I am a wedding planner and have been in business for over 8 years now. Please contact me for opportunities.
K Porche
Thank you for your comment! We aren’t hiring at this time for writers but will definitely be in touch next time we are.