Outside the Frame: A Podcast for Wedding Pros to Be Better Humans in Business + Life
Outside the Frame: A Podcast for Wedding Pros to Be Better Humans in Business + Life
Podcast Description
We’re here to help wedding industry professionals be better humans in their business and life. This is a supportive and meaningful space for diverse voices to discuss social and personal issues, so that we may collectively bring more of ourselves and the things that matter to the forefront of our work in the wedding industry.
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The podcast explores themes of personal development, inclusivity, and sustainability within the wedding industry. Episodes like Divorce + Self-Discovery with Elizabeth Mae discuss the challenges of navigating personal crises while maintaining professionalism, while How to Show Personal Values in Your Business with Katie Fletcher centers on integrating sustainability and personal values into business practices.
We’re here to help wedding industry professionals be better humans in their business and life. This is a supportive and meaningful space for diverse voices to discuss social and personal issues, so that we may collectively bring more of ourselves and the things that matter to the forefront of our work in the wedding industry.
In this episode, we had a great conversation with Olesha Haskett, a modern-day renaissance woman, educator, and a boudoir photographer documenting the essence of Black women. We talk about a range of topics:
- her story and shifting her work from weddings to boudoir and women’s empowerment
- what it was like reinventing herself and making big changes in her life after 30
- discovering confidence and self-love, and how we can accept our bodies today as they are
- facing fear, shame, or nervousness and 'doing it anyway'
- creating safe and supportive spaces for women
- the importance of representation, inclusivity, and diversity
- honoring not only a range of skin tones but also all body types
- the power of community in addressing tough conversations like race, ethnicity, colorism, and tokenism
- The Coterie Noir, the only global directory for Black boudoir photographers
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