Tag Archives: self-compassion

A Change in Perspective

When I first picked up a camera (and fell head over heels in love with seeing the world through it) I wasn’t in the place I am now. I felt like I could only see my life in one perspective, tunnel vision, and that perspective was solidly rooted in my self-doubt and critique. Life was...

You Don’t Have to Apologize for Your Selfie

You don’t need to apologize for your selfie. For posting one when you don’t usually. For wanting to be seen.   You don’t have to apologize for being yourself. For your wrinkles, your chin, your belly, your smile. For your inherently worthy body, right here right now.   You don’t have to apologize for being unfiltered...

The Selfie Vulnerability Hangover

Yesterday I had a vulnerability hangover after posting a selfie. Have you ever heard that term: Vulnerability Hangover? It’s a term coined by Brene Brown that she describes as: “the feeling that sweeps over us after we feel the need to connect… and we share something deeply meaningful. Minutes, hours, or days later, we begin to...