Oh SNAP!

Big announcement for the future of SNAP!

SNAP! 24 Tickets https://www.snapphotofestival.com/snap-24 [https://www.snapphotofestival.com/snap-24 ] In this conversation, Ami and Rosie announce a new direction for Snap, a photography conference. They discuss the process of evolving and aligning their values, expanding the community to include non-photographers, and the importance of diversity and learning from others. They introduce a new membership model that offers monthly group coaching, a community platform, and various workshops. They also share plans for retreats and a future event called Big Snap. The conversation emphasises financial accessibility, sustainability, and the holistic approach of the new direction. Takeaways * Snap is expanding its boundaries to include all creatives, not just photographers. * The new direction focuses on accessibility, sustainability, and a holistic approach to personal and professional growth. * The membership model offers monthly group coaching, a community platform, and various workshops. * Retreats and a future event called Big Snap will provide opportunities for in-person connection and learning. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Big announcement for the future of SNAP!

SNAP! 24 Tickets https://www.snapphotofestival.com/snap-24 [https://www.snapphotofestival.com/snap-24 ] In this conversation, Ami and Rosie announce a new direction for Snap, a photography conference. They discuss the process of evolving and aligning their values, expanding the community to include non-photographers, and the importance of diversity and learning from others. They introduce a new membership model that offers monthly group coaching, a community platform, and various workshops. They also share plans for retreats and a future event called Big Snap. The conversation emphasises financial accessibility, sustainability, and the holistic approach of the new direction. Takeaways * Snap is expanding its boundaries to include all creatives, not just photographers. * The new direction focuses on accessibility, sustainability, and a holistic approach to personal and professional growth. * The membership model offers monthly group coaching, a community platform, and various workshops. * Retreats and a future event called Big Snap will provide opportunities for in-person connection and learning. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Ami chats with Stacey Lee Brebner about quitting and letting go.

SNAP tickets https://www.snapphotofestival.com/snap-24 [https://www.snapphotofestival.com/snap-24] Stacey's Instagram https://www.instagram.com/staceyleebrebner/ [https://www.instagram.com/staceyleebrebner/] Stacey's website https://staceyleebrebner.co.uk/ [https://staceyleebrebner.co.uk/] In this conversation, Stacey and Ami discuss the process of letting go and quitting something that was perceived as successful. They share their personal experiences of feeling trapped by their success and the challenges of making the decision to let go. They discuss the importance of self-awareness and the need for change when something is no longer in alignment. They also explore the process of working out an exit strategy and the vulnerability of transformation. The conversation highlights the healing and recovery process after letting go and the impact on identity and self-confidence. Stacey and Ami discuss the process of letting go and transitioning to new phases in life and business. They emphasize the importance of finding a community outside of the industry and building a life outside of work. They also explore the concept of creating a brand that is centered around you but not all-consuming. The conversation highlights the value of embracing change, letting go of expectations, and allowing businesses to evolve with personal growth. They discuss the beauty of the messy beginnings and the importance of following what you love and being curious. Overall, the conversation encourages listeners to honor the different phases of life and embrace the cyclical nature of growth and endings. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Ami chats with Stef & Els from Rebel Love Club about inclusivity.

Snap Tickets https://www.snapphotofestival.com/snap-24 [https://www.snapphotofestival.com/snap-24 ] Rebel Love Directory https://www.rebellovedirectory.com/home [https://www.rebellovedirectory.com/home] Rebel Love Directory Instagram https://www.instagram.com/rebellovedirectory/ [https://www.instagram.com/rebellovedirectory/] In this conversation, Ami, Stef and Ells discuss the creation and purpose of the Rebel Love Directory, the first truly LGBTQ+ inclusive wedding supplier directory. They highlight the need for such a directory and the challenges faced by LGBTQ+ couples in finding inclusive wedding suppliers. They emphasise the importance of vetting and safety in the directory and the need for wedding suppliers to be allies to the LGBTQ+ community. The conversation also touches on the unique nature of LGBTQ+ weddings and the importance of using inclusive language and respecting pronouns. The Rebel Love Directory aims to provide a platform for queer suppliers and allies to create safe and inclusive wedding experiences. They cover various themes, including getting involved in the community, creating safe spaces, finding comfort in chosen family, being neurodivergent, living in a van, running a directory and podcast, educating others, emotional labor and boundaries, future plans for education, representation in the wedding industry, fear of losing clients, being true to yourself, putting pronouns in email signatures, and working with clients who align with your values. They also chat about the importance of being allies and expressing one's identity in the wedding industry. They emphasise the need for education and learning to create a more inclusive and diverse space. They mention the Love for All workshops and their podcast as valuable resources for education. They also highlight the importance of embracing mistakes and apologizing when necessary. The conversation delves into the fluidity of gender identity and the personal experiences of Stef and Ells with pronouns. They discuss the different manifestations of love and critique the traditional wedding system. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.

Ami chats with Claudia Fox about Sustainability.

SNAP 24 Tickets https://www.snapphotofestival.com/snap-24 [https://www.snapphotofestival.com/snap-24 ] Claudia's IG https://www.instagram.com/greenfoxbakery/ [https://www.instagram.com/greenfoxbakery/] Sustainable Wedding Alliance https://sustainableweddingalliance.com/ [https://sustainableweddingalliance.com/] Note when listening: There is a glitchy sound when Claudia sometimes speaks that wasn't picked up on when we recorded and we have tried to clean up as best as possible. Super sorry about this and we would recommend not listening with headphones BUT this is a super powerful episode and worth persisting with. Claudia a sustainable wedding cake maker, discusses the importance of sustainability in the wedding industry. She highlights the overwhelming nature of sustainability and the need for education and imperfect changes. This conversation highlights the impact of consumerism and the responsibility individuals have towards the environment and the global community. She provides practical tips for sustainable living, such as using LED light bulbs and considering the life cycle of products. Claudia also challenges the extravagance of weddings and the environmental consequences of destination weddings. In this conversation, Ami and Claudia discuss the challenges and impact of sustainability in the wedding industry. They explore the repercussions of travel and destination weddings. They talk about the importance of thoughtful business practices and the role of ethical banking in making sustainable choices. They discuss the power of money in driving change, the benefits of engaging with nature and community, as well as exploring alternative laundry options and the joy of reusing and renting. The conversation concludes with a focus on the positive shift in community mindset and the importance of knowledge and options in making sustainable choices. Takeaways * Sustainability in the wedding industry is important but can be overwhelming. Education and making imperfect changes are key. * Consumerism and overconsumption are major contributors to climate change. Individuals have a responsibility to consider the consequences of their choices. * Practical steps towards sustainability include using LED light bulbs, choosing products with minimal packaging, and supporting local businesses. * Weddings should focus on the marriage and community rather than extravagant displays. Destination weddings have a significant environmental impact and should be reconsidered. Consider the environmental impact of travel and destination weddings, and explore UK venues for a sustainable alternative. * Run your business in a way that aligns with your values and consider the impact of your financial choices, such as ethical banking. * Engage with nature and community to experience personal and intrinsic benefits, and protect the environment for future generations. * Explore alternative laundry options, embrace secondhand and rental options, and make sustainable choices that align with your values. * Educate yourself and others about sustainable options, and future-proof your business by incorporating sustainability into your practices. ---------------------------------------- Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy [https://acast.com/privacy] for more information.