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Collaborations are crazy effective, they double the results and double the impact but can go sideways, which can be detrimental to business growth, which makes it essential to approach them the right way.

This week on the podcast, Aimee Twigger @twiggstudios discusses how collaborations could be the secret sauce for business growth. She explains how collaborations lead to business success and the best way to approach them to avoid partnerships going sideways.

She talks about rewarding collaborations, how to reach new audiences, tackle challenges, resolve conflicts, and use collaborations to double the results you deserve.

Collaborations are mighty powerful because 2 (or more) minds are better than one. Collective effort brings bigger results and nothing should stop us from tapping into the power of partnerships. If anything, we should take that leap because of the mighty results it brings.

Many factors play a part in a successful collaboration, and we need to be aware of them because when collaborations don’t go well, they leave a bad taste, scar us, and shut us out of the idea of partnerships.

Get into collaborations - make them impactful, joyful, and highly profitable, as they should be.

Collaboration is a powerful tool that completely changes the course of our business and creative journey. Welcome the opportunity to collaborate with open arms but also with eyes wide open.

Tune in to learn how to stay on top of your collaboration game and drive it to bring you the highest results.

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Show notes available at https://www.myfoodlens.com/blog/115-how-to-use-collaboration-to-improve-your-photography-and-grow-your-business-with-aimee-twigger-part-2

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