A true community hasn’t always been easy for me to come by.

When I was a kid, I worried I wouldn’t ever have one. And, among the bullying and the name-calling and the times I ate lunch in the school bathroom a la Mean Girls, I couldn’t even let myself imagine it.

But when I found photography, that changed for me.

Not only did I have a community, I had a purpose. A passion. A joy that I would’ve never believed I would have.

But starting a photography business comes with a lot of vulnerability. It takes a lot to put yourself out there, to put your heart on the line, and to subject yourself to rejection.

And maybe it’s because I grew up being the kid who got bullied— but when I see other photographer’s being bullies online, I can’t sit back, watch and say nothing. That’s not me, and I hope that’s not you either.

Online bullying in any form is unacceptable, and it’s definitely not tolerated in the photography industry—but we as a community can stop it.

I saw some online bullying happening recently, and it’s bothered me for months, so much so that I dedicated an entire podcast episode to it.

In today’s episode we are getting REAL, I'm sharing...

💥Why bullying is toxic to your personal growth

💥What it means to “Copy” other photographers

💥Trends and what they mean for us as photographers

💥How to steal like an artist

💥The power of embracing you

💥How we can stop the cycle of lack and step into a mindset of abundance

...and so much more with a little dose of encouragement, too!

This episode really fired me up. Let me know your thoughts with a review, a DM, or a story mention. I can't wait to hear what you think.

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