Your Life. Your Story. Your Portrait.
I’ve had a strange relationship with confidence all my life, but I learned (after so many years on this earth) how to do it. For me, there is only way to become more confident in yourself and I’d like to share that with you. If you’re looking for a magic pill this isn’t it. This solution is effective and takes a lot of hard work.
Do you love being outdoors, working on your fitness, or hiking in nature? If you’ve ever considered doing a photoshoot then here’s some inspiration for you! It doesn’t matter if you’re thinking of a casual hike or a more fitness-oriented hike; just get out there, have fun, and take some photographs!
The truth is you should be able to wear what you want – whatever you feel comfortable in. The reality is that social norms and companies put pressure on you to dress a certain way. So how can you wear whatever the hell you want?!
Meditation isn’t for everyone, but quiet breakfast meditation might be just the idea to change up your morning routine. It won’t require you to close your eyes or breathe deeply. Instead, you’ll become more mindful and present; something we all could use a little more of.
It’s so easy for life to get overwhelming. Eventually we’re all living on autopilot mode. So, when was the last time you felt good about yourself? When did you take a day to relax and enjoy life? A few ways to make you feel good about yourself are vacations, material things, helping others, and experiences.
We easily dismiss the things we don’t understand. That’s one of the reasons why I think people are mean. Just think about a time you weren’t able to grasp something. You may have even made the effort to understand it, but you ended up disliking it from the onset. If we just see the world with empathetic eyes we can help avoid being mean.
It might sound silly or incredibly simple, but you should just be yourself. In a world of smoke and mirrors we must show our diversity and make everyone feel welcome.
The Wishing Well is a story about patience that you can read to yourself, your children, or whoever else needs help seeing the “bigger picture” in life. This will probably be more relevant as we become filled with dreams we don’t necessarily understand or even really want through social media.
