advanceopf.blogg.se - Love at the Speed of Email by Lisa McKay

In case you missed it, you can read about it here. She’s the host of the We Are Memory Catchers community, teacher of Telling Stories, which is a 15 week course that explores the specifics of how to make more intentional and artful storytelling imagery, the creator of the popular Memory Catcher editing presets, and two time instructor of The Milky Way Newborn Retreat.I first heard of Lisa McKay and her book Love at the Speed of Email on Novel Rocket, where she wrote about why she chose to self-publish this memoir. Her in-home photography business specializes in all things newborn, and her personal work and lifelong obsession is documenting what she coins ‘the beautiful ordinary’, catching memories and making an honest and artful record of real life, all while teaching other photographers how to do the same. Michelle is a photographic artist located in Geelong, Australia. If you need that kick in the pants to break through artistic resistance and focus in on the work that will move you forward creatively, tune in to this inspiring episode with Michelle McKay. How Michelle is continuing to explore her passion for storytelling through her new membership program (coming soon!).How Michelle gets clarity on which work is most important to her.Why Michelle loves leaning in to artistic resistance and how she structures her day to make sure that she gets her most important – not urgent – artistic work done every day.Michelle’s tips for keeping your creative spark bright instead of falling into artistic burnout.

How to keep your photography feeling fresh and unique by embracing each shoot as a creative collaboration with your client.

Why it’s a challenging time to be an artist and how Michelle overcomes the comparison trap by getting clear on her intention, which is telling truthful, honest stories.

This conversation with Michelle is such a game-changer if you’re looking to expand creatively and find your own unique creative voice! She gives us her best tips for avoiding creative burnout and encourages us to keep pushing into work that feels creatively challenging. In this episode, Michelle shares why she loves documenting honest, raw stories, how she gets intentional for both her creative endeavors and her business tasks, and how this helps her work to stay fresh by not comparing herself to others.

Her advice on how she structures her day to make sure that she prioritizes this important work was completely life-changing, for her and for me! Today, Michelle McKay reminds us that to break through that next ceiling and to make that next creative leap, we need to lean into the artistic resistance we feel, because it’s leading us to the important and fulfilling work that will actually move us forward.