Do You Delete Every Selfie You Take?

A live workshop for women who are done hiding from the camera — and ready to become their own muse.

You've done it. Snapped ten photos, deleted nine, and still weren't sure about the tenth.

Maybe you avoid the camera altogether now. Maybe you're the one who takes every family photo but is never in one. Maybe you used to feel confident in photos, and somewhere along the way — a life change, a hard season, a version of yourself you're still catching up to — that confidence quietly disappeared.

Here's what's actually happening: it was never about the photo. It's about the voice in your head that finds the flaw before it finds anything else.

Sound familiar?

• You look for what's "wrong" in a photo before you notice anything else

• You avoid being tagged, photographed, or put in the spotlight

• You've forgotten what it feels like to actually like a picture of yourself

• You want to be more visible — in your work, your relationships, your life — but something keeps holding you back

If even one of these hit close, this workshop was built for you.

What this workshop is

A live, one-hour experience — not a lecture. You'll hear the real story of how a portrait photographer who spent most of her life avoiding her own reflection learned to turn the camera on herself and actually see what was there. You'll learn one simple, repeatable shift for looking at yourself with curiosity instead of criticism. And you'll try it — live, in the room, with your own camera, in the moment.

This isn't a photography class, you don’t need any fancy equipment. All you need is a smartphone with a camera, and a desire to see what’s possible for you.