Sup! So I randomly decided to do a night session. I'm trying to think of a name for this but I don't want to make it a thing lol 😅. Anyways, let's chat real quick about the drug life and creatives. It's almost this assumption by the masses that if you're a creative you gotta be on drugs. Or at the very least smoke a little green stuff. Unfortunately I hate to tell you, but I don't. Lol 🤣 call me lame or whatever but I'm enlightened enough. I don't need additional stimulation for my brain.

What is up? What is up? It is your girl, the one and only, the most obnoxious of obnoxious, the bane of your existence - lmao I'm just kidding. This Sunday Session is about my latest client who is NOT photography. That's right! My first web design client and how much I charged them. Spoiler alert - $6500 is how much I charged. Now I don't go into too much detail, but I can definitely make a video about this in the future. People, stop undercharging for your services.

Happy mother's day to all you mom's and non-moms. This mornings chill session is a little less chill. A bit more about avoiding the emotional manipulation tactics employed by certain people.

This week my job pretty much tried my life. I want to briefly discuss that, but knowing when you've out paced, outgrown, outworked, or simply just done with a job. Never let anyone - a company or organization take advantage of you. You're able to be better.

This week was all chill vibes. I definitely got more into my film camera and even learned a bit more about film camera than I knew. It was great to be just vibing. Anyways, this week is all about the social disconnect. Take the time to disconnect from social media and discover more about you.

Yo! I was gone for a week to handle personal matters. I'm back. This episode is all about Facebook photography groups and the drama they can often pass our way. Ain't no rules to this stuff. It's grab your camera and go. Street photography is definitely rule free. Yet so many street photographers find themselves having to explain their style. That's stupid.

Hey! I have been thinking 🤔. Sundays are usually my chill day where I wrap up my week. So I'm gonna separate it from the rest of my podcast. I want it to focus on more of the positive vibes, maybe a lil bit of work talk, maybe a lil bit of mental health review. Who knows. For this episode I talk about the J&J vaccine. As a friend of mine pointed out, " we really gone trust the people who make lotion to make a vaccine???" I thought that was pretty funny actually. I also go into a long talk about what I do for a living, how I got started building websites, my productivity last week was A+ y'all even with everything going on. I go into detail about how I got into photography, how my current employer contributed to my new skills.

So I've been in a bit of a little tiff on Facebook with this kid from highschool over my post about my toxic Ex. He responded to my post by saying, "This is why men are the way they are and don't show any emotions." I call bullshit on that. Maybe he's was in a relationship where he wasn't able to show his emotions. I'm always open to discuss emotions as it relates to people in general, but acting like male emotions are a form of oppression is where you lose me.

These are my feelings about the toxic ex. See absuive ex's often play the victim to the crowd. I don't have the time in my life, not the energy to put up with toxic people. As I've gotten older, I realized that a shit ton of things that were acceptable, should never be acceptable.

You ever have an ex decide to hit you up? Sometimes it's good. Other times, you really want them to go F$#& off. This was the latter.