“I can help you get anything you want, but first you have to tell me what that is.”
That statement is from Marie Forleo in her book, Everything is Figureoutable. I started reading the book last year and got about halfway through before work and the holidays took command of my free reading time.
I picked it back up last night and within the first few pages, my eyes came across that statement. It’s what she tells people she is coaching and she relates it back to us knowing what we want. Choosing a goal, one goal to start with.
(Before I go on, I feel like I should say that given her reaction among her fans and followers in response to the very important Black Lives Matter movement, I almost rewrote this post. But after some reflection, I still think that quote leads to some food for thought. So I’ve left this post unedited.)
It resonated with me because often what people tell me is that they don’t know what they like about a photo that catches their attention. A driving force in creating images that reflect your brand in a way that saves you time and frustration is knowing your style.
But people tell me they don’t know how to figure out their photography style. They don’t know what it is that they want. They don’t know where to start.
Have 6 minutes to spare? I’ll show you exactly how to start in this video. We’ll break down a couple photos to help you get a better handle on your likes and dislikes so you can move forward.
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