In today’s episode, I’m sharing a big ol’ love note to everyone who’s been hiding from the camera. If you’ve ever said, “I’ll get in the photo once I lose weight,” or avoided pictures because you didn’t like how you looked, this is for you. I’m breaking down how to get more comfortable being seen, how to stop picking yourself apart in every photo, and how to start creating memories with you in them.

Because trust me—someday, you (and your people) are going to want those pictures.

What we cover in this episode:

• Why you don’t have to love the way you look in every picture (and that’s okay)
• How to stop waiting for confidence and start building it instead
• The story behind the “One Pic Challenge” (thanks to my 3-year-old!)
• Why taking one unfiltered, unedited photo matters more than 25 “perfect” ones
• How selfies can be a powerful tool for healing (yes, even if they’re just for you)
• Tips to stop over-editing and start normalizing what you actually look like
• The importance of booking a photo shoot just for you—not for the ‘gram, not for your partner, but because you’re worth celebrating exactly as you are

You don’t have to look flawless to be in the frame. Your body is not the problem. And you deserve to be seen and remembered—not just for how you looked, but for who you were.

Next steps if this resonated:

• Try the One Pic Challenge this week, just take one photo and let it be enough
• Post it (if you feel safe to), or keep it just for you. But take it.
• Consider booking that photo shoot you’ve been putting off,no “perfect” weight, season, or style required