RAWtalk Episode #098 - You Have To Put Yourself Into Situations To Be Successful
Do you know how important it is to just put yourself into situations? Now I am not talking about putting yourself into situations that you know you shouldn’t be. I am talking about putting yourself into situations to be successful. You never know who you are going to meet or the opportunities that may arise when you get out of the house.
This happened to me recently when I decided last minute to purchase a ticket for the Billy Joel concert. I had no expectations that I would come out of it with possibly shooting a show for Billy in the future. Well, that’s exactly what happened and I discuss it in more detail during this weeks episode.
The moral of the story is put yourself in situations where you can be successful, you never know what will come out of it.
If you are a Polish or German fan we have some good news for you. Stephen and I will be making our way to Poland and Germany in the middle of September.
Stephen hits us with his photo news once again and I did not interrupt him once.
Finally we rap up the show with something a little different. Instead of regular flying solo questions, I answer the rapid fire top 5 questions that were submitted.
Thank you to Atomos for being this weeks main sponsor. Please check out Atomos.com and keep an ear out for the full contest rules to WIN a Ninja Star. Thank you to AllensCamera.com, Rode Microphone and all the people on the Wheel of Fro.
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