As photographers and creatives, who are producing art on a regular basis, it is easy to become uninspired or even burnt out. As someone who has been down this path multiple times, I am here to share what has worked for me to form healthy habits that not only help you overcome burnout but create a system that prevents it from happening in the first place.
I’ve found this feeling of creative exhaustion hits in-house creators the hardest. When I was in such a role, the craft stopped being fun. Now, however, you will not only learn how to avoid burnout but actually how to make creating fun again. Take your craft back, and take your life back.
This is not a technical class about taking better photos. This is about reigniting the fire for creating photos, and making it so you keep taking those great photos. You’ll even learn how to pick up the camera and have fun when you have been shooting all week long.
Within this class, you are learning:
- Why burnout happens and that it’s okay
- How to be honest with yourself when you feel burnout setting in
- Ways to nourish yourself and your life
- Techniques to have fun with photography again
Self-care is not always bath bombs and yoga, sometimes it’s being real with yourself. Knowing you need a break and setting time for that, learning to play and have fun again. Being burnt out is hard, but it does not have to be that way.
