As an entrepreneur, you're forced to face uncomfortable situations and be vulnerable in multiple areas of your business.In episode 282 of the Bokeh Podcast, Thu Tran shares how she has confronted vulnerability with comparison on social media, criticism in her work, and letting go of control to outsource in her business. Listen in as she defines what it means to be vulnerable, how you can push through those feelings, and grow as a photographer and person.The Bokeh Podcast is brought to you by Photographer’s Edit: Custom Editing for the Wedding and Portrait Photographer. You can also subscribe to the Bokeh podcast on the Apple podcast app, follow on Spotify, add to your playlist on Stitcher, or listen on Overcast.The Lesson: Learn to create a system for yourself and advertise early on. (9:01)Technique for Time: Schedule everything in a block schedule.Book Recommendations: (26:28)Anything by Brene Brown - brenebrown.comEssentialism by Greg McKeown - bit.ly/bp-essentialismScrum by Jeff Sutherland - bit.ly/bp-scrumThe Obstacle is the Way - bit.ly/bp-obstacleTrillion Dollar Coach - bit.ly/bp-trilliondollarThe Gear Bag: (30:26)Food & Dr. Pepper ChapstickThu on Defining Vulnerability: Taking a risk, putting yourself out there and not know the outcome.(38:07)Nathan on Defining Vulnerability: Putting something out there for which you’re afraid to be judged for. (38:39)How Codependency Relates to Vulnerability (43:19)Facing the Comparison on Instagram (47:40)Thu’s Areas of Vulnerability:Social MediaCriticismOutsourcingLinks:2tphoto.cominstagram.com/thulegitReawaken the Giant Within - bit.ly/bp-reawaken