This week I'm sharing why I'm pressing pause on the podcast over the summer, and why I truly believe building a business that supports your life is far more important than chasing consistency for the sake of it.

I'm chatting about the season I'm in, why I'm taking a break, and giving you permission to slow down if that's exactly what you need this summer too.

I'll also be sharing a little more about my brand new Mini Session Bootcamp launching this September. If you want to feel confident and completely launch-ready for your autumn mini sessions, join the waitlist here:

👉 [JOIN THE BOOTCAMP WAITLIST]

Thank you so much for listening this season. Have the most wonderful summer, and I'll see you back here in September!

Have you ever launched mini sessions, posted "Bookings now open!"... and then heard nothing but crickets?

In this episode, I'm sharing some of the biggest mistakes I made when I first started running mini sessions, what I've learnt over the years, and why selling out your mini sessions has so much more to do with your launch strategy than the Instagram algorithm.

I also share a little sneak peek into my brand new Mini Session Bootcamp.

✨ Join the Mini Session Bootcamp waitlist here

In this episode, I'm sharing my journey with money mindset, from years of undercharging and overdelivering to slowly learning that making a profit doesn't make you greedy.

We'll chat about the money stories we carry, how they show up in our businesses, some of the books that have helped me (Get Rich, Lucky Bitch by Denise Duffield-Thomas and The Big Leap by Gay Hendricks), and why building a profitable business can give you more freedom, security and time with your family.

If you've ever felt guilty charging what you're worth, this one's for you.

If you’re a photographer and a mum, this episode is for you. I’m chatting honestly about the juggle of running a business around school runs, family life, mental load, and trying to carve out time for yourself somewhere in the middle of it all. No perfect routines here — just a real conversation about finding a rhythm that works for your season, lowering the pressure, and building a business that fits around the life you actually want.

If I had to start my photography business from absolute scratch in 2026 — no clients, no audience, no fancy website — what would I actually do? In this practical episode, I’m breaking down the simple steps I’d focus on first to start building momentum, attract those first bookings, and grow with confidence (without getting overwhelmed trying to do all the things at once). If you’re new to photography or feeling ready for a fresh start, this one’s packed with honest advice and actionable steps.

Going full-time as a photographer can look so dreamy from the outside… but what’s the reality? In this honest chat, I’m sharing my own journey, the mindset wobbles, the financial realities, and the things I wish I’d known before making the leap. If you’re balancing photography alongside another job and wondering “could I actually do this full-time?” — this one’s for you. A grounded, encouraging conversation about building a business that supports your life, not burns you out.

In this episode of The Lifted Lens, I’m chatting about something every photographer experiences at some point… quiet enquiry periods.

I’m sharing what I personally do when business feels slow, both practically and mentally — from staying visible online and reconnecting with past clients, to navigating self-doubt and avoiding panic decisions.

If your inbox has felt a little quieter lately, this episode is your reminder that slower seasons are normal and you’re definitely not alone.

Around 60–70% of my photography clients are repeat clients… and that’s no accident 🤍

In this episode, I’m sharing how to get repeat clients in your photography business and why they’re the key to staying fully booked without constant marketing.

We’ll cover:
✨ Why clients come back
✨ How to create a memorable client experience
✨ Simple ways to turn one-time clients into lifelong clients

If you’re a family or newborn photographer wanting a more consistent, sustainable business — this one’s for you.

If you’ve been feeling stuck or uninspired in your photography business, this episode is for you.

We’re talking about why self-care isn’t a luxury — it’s essential for your creativity. From burnout and overworking to slowing down, working with your energy, and simple things like early nights, journaling, or even getting your nails done… it all plays a bigger role than you think.

A gentle reminder that you don’t need to do more to feel inspired again — you just need space 🤍

Mini sessions don’t have to feel stressful, last-minute, or like you’re scrambling to fill spaces.

In this episode, I’m sharing the 5 simple steps I follow every time I launch mini sessions — from the early planning stages right through to filling those final slots.

We’ll chat about how to:

• Plan sessions your clients actually want
• Feel prepared and confident before you launch
• Build a bit of excitement beforehand
• Show up and share your offer clearly
• And gently create that urgency that gets them booked

If you’ve ever launched minis and thought “why isn’t this filling?” — this will help everything feel a lot clearer (and a lot easier).

✨ If you want a deeper step-by-step, you can grab my Mini Session Manual HERE.