Please do not misconstrue what I am about to write here:
I do not know who this lady is, or anything about her.
A while back my wife started to get into the following (in this order):
SMC
Tupperware
Pampered Chief
Coliest lingerie
Stores Online (Subsidiary of Galaxy Mall)
Arbonne International.
Which out of the list would you consider the most legit?
I do not want to say that this lady is a crook or otherwise, because I do not know her, or her reputation. But in my experience, such offers typically are what made the person money. Not the business they say they are trying to help promote.
The list of information she gives I found by simply going over to Barns And Noble, and buying a cup of coffee while reading. Or better yet, Google. Lord only knows the volume of information I have picked up through the internet.
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http://www.studiolighting.net/
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Read books on business, and read about the new Adobe Lightroom.
Forms can come in a variety of ways, but one of the best for photographers is a book that will run you around $25.
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This little gem helped me tremendously. I simply modified the forms.
I would really tell you to avoid buying information that can be had for free.
A little common sense along with ALOT of education in business, AND photography is called for here.
Hate to say it, but save the money and buy some accessories for your cameras.