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22. Alyssa Rosenheck on Finding the Courage to Be Creative
We Talk About:
- How Alyssa became a photographer
- Tapping into your creativity
- Finding balance online
- Being present for the process
- Having a successful routine
Resources:
- alyssarosenheck.com
- Read: “The New Southern Style”
- Follow Alli: @alliwebb
- Follow Lori: @loriharder
- Follow Brittany: @britdrisc
Show Notes:
Alyssa Rosenheck is a true changemaker. She’s been recognized as a pioneering voice and successful disruptor by several major outlets. She’s a celebrated architectural and interior photographer, and the best-selling author of “The New Southern Style.” She’s also a stylist, speaker, and cancer survivor who, after her diagnosis, pivoted from a consuming corporate career into creative entrepreneurship and pioneered a new business model in the field of photography. Through her book and platform, The New Southern, Alyssa is turning messages into movements and providing a blueprint for others to tap into their creative power and community.
Question Highlights:
- Where did you start in your career, what did you learn as you went along, and where did you pivot?
- How did you build your creative career?
- How do you find a balance with social media?
- How have you applied the learnings from the past year to your life and business?
- What is your daily routine?
- What are some of your go-to wellness practices?
Guest Bio:
Alyssa Rosenheck is an author, cancer survivor and celebrated architectural and interior photographer. On a national level, Alyssa has been recognized as a business leader, advocate and the voice of the new South in outlets like Forbes, The Washington Post, InStyle, and People magazine. Alyssa is helping individuals tap into their creative power and community with her new book, “The New Southern Style.” Readers get an all-access pass into the conversations and home tours of more than 30 creative entrepreneurs. With more than 47,000 words, Alyssa's mission with this project is to support the reader through life pivots, inspire creative courage, and encourage us all to be our own agents of change. Alyssa is amplifying the voices of the next generation of creatives and turning messages into movements.
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By Lori Harder, Alli Webb, Brittany Driscoll
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We Talk About:
- How Alyssa became a photographer
- Tapping into your creativity
- Finding balance online
- Being present for the process
- Having a successful routine
Resources:
- alyssarosenheck.com
- Read: “The New Southern Style”
- Follow Alli: @alliwebb
- Follow Lori: @loriharder
- Follow Brittany: @britdrisc
Show Notes:
Alyssa Rosenheck is a true changemaker. She’s been recognized as a pioneering voice and successful disruptor by several major outlets. She’s a celebrated architectural and interior photographer, and the best-selling author of “The New Southern Style.” She’s also a stylist, speaker, and cancer survivor who, after her diagnosis, pivoted from a consuming corporate career into creative entrepreneurship and pioneered a new business model in the field of photography. Through her book and platform, The New Southern, Alyssa is turning messages into movements and providing a blueprint for others to tap into their creative power and community.
Question Highlights:
- Where did you start in your career, what did you learn as you went along, and where did you pivot?
- How did you build your creative career?
- How do you find a balance with social media?
- How have you applied the learnings from the past year to your life and business?
- What is your daily routine?
- What are some of your go-to wellness practices?
Guest Bio:
Alyssa Rosenheck is an author, cancer survivor and celebrated architectural and interior photographer. On a national level, Alyssa has been recognized as a business leader, advocate and the voice of the new South in outlets like Forbes, The Washington Post, InStyle, and People magazine. Alyssa is helping individuals tap into their creative power and community with her new book, “The New Southern Style.” Readers get an all-access pass into the conversations and home tours of more than 30 creative entrepreneurs. With more than 47,000 words, Alyssa's mission with this project is to support the reader through life pivots, inspire creative courage, and encourage us all to be our own agents of change. Alyssa is amplifying the voices of the next generation of creatives and turning messages into movements.