When you have outgrown your old identity, you will know it deep within… Things won’t feel the same, you just feel differently. With being an established wedding photographer for nearly 20 years, I built an identity that was centered around performance, constant people pleasing (and feeling like I could never make some people happy) and expectations I would put on myself and others…it would be rewarding with the financial aspect of it, but completely draining and like I could never keep my head above water on the other side of it. The career didn’t define me…but it helped me become more aware of myself, energy and others around me. I learned that my camera also became a tool of healing…helping people feel comfortable in their skin, guiding them through huge milestone moments in their life and holding space for people to just be themselves. And now as a sound practitioner, it’s a bit similar to what I was doing with photography except this time it’s with other instruments…my sound b...