Are you passionate about making an impact or a difference in your community, but don't know where start working on a personal project?In episode 346 of the Bokeh Podcast, Lucy Baber shares the mission behind why she started her personal project, 100 Black Dads, along with the 9 steps she took (and wished she had) to execute this project she's so passionate about. If you're ready to launch your next personal project, this episode is for you!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.Brand Position: Philly’s FUN Family Photographer (2:15)BokehBookshelf.comGiving Yourself Time to Go Full-Time (9:19)Advice for Photographers: (11:17)1. Get a steady income when you go full-time.2. Prioritize relationships.3. Prioritize photography conferences.Technique for Time: Give yourself permission to clock out at a certain time of day for your family. (21:15)Book Recommendations: (27:39)pumpkinplan.comBig Magic by Elizabeth Gilbert - bit.ly/bp-bigmagicThe Gear Bag: Bandaids: “Emergency Kit" (31:43)100 Black Dads: Highlighting the loving and nurturing side of black fathers. (34:02)Steps to Launching Your Personal Project (44:47)1. Write a mission statement. (45:33)2. Clearly define your scope and goals. (50:47)3. Write a press release. (52:42)4. Determine a budget, availability, and travel needs. (54:56)5. Apply for grants and sponsorships. (59:16)6. Consider wardrobe needs for promo interviews.7. Plan your launch. (1:02:10)8. Create a mix of easily attainable goals. (1:03:44)9. Outsource if possible. (1:06:38)Links:lucybaberphotography.cominstagram.com/lucybaberlucybaberphotography.com/100-black-dadsthephotocookout.comRae Barnes' Episode - bit.ly/bp-157Untethered Soul by Michael SingerOre Adesina's Episode - bit.ly/bp-200