
Ahh, it was great to be out in the sunshine, surrounded by the countryside, in the field with horses munching on grass and networking with such nice people in a super relaxed atmosphere.

I was very surprised when I realised that there were so many creatives there on the day. Photography is definitely not just one size fits all. Adas (AdasGold Photography) specialises in branding, lifestyle and food/commercial photography, which is getting increasingly important with clients finding companies online.

I was interested to learn more about Carsten Birkebaek (Flying Pix) and his aerial drone photography & filming business. Just stunning! Here Carsten is connecting with Dainty, who is a bit hesitant about men at the moment. I think they got on really well, don’t you?

Sadly I didn’t get to chat much with Alex Durham (Alex Durham Freelance) your VA-Va-Voom Videographer based in Canterbury (in the middle of the picture). She specialises in engaging videos for people and businesses. She is currently offering short video sessions for your LinkedIn Profile Video promotions.

Theo’s talk was very captivating and honest and I am sure it helps being with a group of non judgemental people. During these down to earth networking events the best connections are made.

It is always a pleasure to see Anwen (Get Fruitful Marketing). Anwen is extremely knowledgeable when it comes to all your marketing needs. I was very interested to listen to her ideas for the future.

Lucy, in her role of bookkeeping, told us about the upcoming changes in 2024 for sole traders, not everyone is aware of the changes but we would all do well to prepare ourselves for the change in MTD (make tax digital) for freelancer / sole traders with a yearly income of over £10k.
For our first Networking Neighs of 2022 there was a theme of the participants that attended – filming and photography! Over half the participants were involved with a camera in some way, allowing beautiful connections and some great synergies as they enjoyed their one to one conversations in the field.

Networking Neighs is perfect for encouraging collaboration. Horses must work as a herd to survive. Different specialisms within the herd result in the greatest chance of success for all. Domain experts mean that different horses at different times will take the leadership role as the seek the tastiest food, shelter or water as their needs dictate.
Following the horse’s lead, we too have the potential to collaborate and work together, enjoying the benefits of companionship, strength in numbers and expertise of others.
This is just one of the way the horses continue to have a profound impact on the way we do business.
Becci Godfrey
Personal and Professional Development Coach
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