I’ve launched everything from photoshoot packages to workshops and mentoring programs — and every launch has taught me something new. If you’re a photographer planning your next offer, these three lessons will help you create momentum, stay visible, and launch without burning out.

Social media stressing you out? Hours overthinking posts and obsessing over likes can drain any creative. Here are 5 reminders to help busy creatives show up authentically, skip the overwhelm, and reclaim your time.

When I moved from the US to Australia six years ago, I would never have called myself a photographer. Not without cringing or feeling like a total imposter. But moving gave me a blank slate—my “anything is possible” moment. Starting over in a new country, where I didn’t know a single soul, was equal parts terrifying and liberating.

I’ll be the first to admit that my confidence has wavered many times since starting my business. I’ve come to expect that it will ebb and flow as I expand past my comfort zone. And I’ve learned how to rebuild my self-belief when doubt creeps in. Here are my top tips for reigniting your confidence!

Your audience is looking for a connection. They want to know the person behind the product or service. When you allow yourself to be seen, you invite your audience into your story and give them a reason to trust and invest in you. Here’s why it matters:

Have you ever felt stuck in a rut? You know the feeling—nothing is clicking, your ideas feel stale, and you’re hyper-critical of every piece of work you produce. We’ve all been there. I’m sharing some tried-and-true tips that helped me find my way back to inspiration.