Today's guest is Kennth Lim. Kenneth is an old friend who started live as an investment banker in New York City, and around decade ago, turned to a life of photography. He's currently a successful portrait photographer in Hong Kong, also operating workshops and navigating the complexities of living and doing business in one of the most expensive cities in the world.

From his bio page: Born and raised in New York City, Kenneth’s journey with photography began at Brown University where he had aspirations to become a private banker for the Wu-Tang Clan. He interned with VIBE magazine and an investment bank – a firm he later joined full-time. Wall Street lead him to Hong Kong, where he eventually left finance to travel and pursue his love for photography.

Check out Kenneth's work at KennethLimPhotography.com and his workshops at HKPhotoWorkshop.com

• Segment 1 —  Origin story; Kenneth's background and live before photography, and the transition into a full time photographer
• Segment 2 — @15:19 The specifics of Kenneth's business. How he makes money, what the revenue streams are, bookkeeping and taxes
• Segment 3 — @38:26 Kenneth's answers to three specific questions related to the business: “your worst mistake ever”, “your best decision ever”, and “advice to someone just starting out”, followed by the live audience Q&A

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