- Why Leaders Must Be The Inspiration
- Proceed as if success is inevitable.
- Practice the skills you learn. Apply yourself to the basics and surround yourself with like-minded people.
- If hate wasn’t possible it would make love that much easier.
- Focus on simply doing things with love.
- Food speaks a universal language.
- Visualize your way to the top and be willing to put in the work for your business.
- If you wait for something that inspires you, you could be waiting for years. The solution is just to start working.
- Travel is the fast-track to the university of life.
- There is no reason why we have to be cookie cutter versions of who we are.
- If you work at it, you’re only bound to grow.
- Work for your dreams.
- It’s a real skill to stay optimistic and persevere no matter which obstacles come across your way.
- I truly believe that we can be, do and have anything we want when it’s aligned with our passions and we take action.
- We tend to forget about what’s on our doorstep and sometimes all it takes is a few hours in a car or on a train to discover a new, beautiful place.
- The best thing you can do is keep shooting.
- Listen to advice, but listen closer to yourself.
- The freedom to be able to think of anything and turn it into a reality is very inspiring.
- it’s important to try everything, you won’t know what kind of photographer you are until you try it.
- Leave the busy-ness and monotony of everyday life behind, get rid of our barriers, and experience every moment to its fullest.
- There won’t be another photographer like you.
- Don’t be afraid for people to see your weaknesses – flaws make us human and most artists, and people, are not perfect.
- It’s not about having time. It’s about making time.
- Photography helps us focus on the world around us.
- Just do you and give people something interesting to talk about.
- Everything that’s worthwhile takes effort and devotion.
- Use your talent to express what you sometimes can’t do with words, just know that it takes time and patience.
- There’s always another adventure around the corner.
- Creativity can solve anything, you just need to be willing and open-minded. The rest will follow.
- Don’t try to be perfect; just try your best.
- Pursue passions with reckless abandonment.
- Sometimes as artists, we feel trapped. So, free your mind. It’s time to go.
- Travel promotes new outlooks, helps you build character, and gives you incredible experiences that can change your life.
- Stand out by being true to yourself and authentic to your craft.
- Stay relevant by constantly evolving, growing, and changing to do better.
- Gain inspiration from those around you but never let them bring you down.
- Learn the business and don’t burn bridges.
- Keep your niche original but don’t stop evolving, don’t copy other people and keep your aesthetic on check.
- The best part of photography is the opportunity to spend time outside without an agenda.
- Realize your potential and understand that the blueprint for success is your own passion for what you want to do.
- The biggest hurdle is beginning.
- The best things in life are placed just beyond terror.
- Don’t let other people’s opinions affect your decisions, do whatever you feel and make what you want to hear.
- Success is helping people achieve their goals.
- Stay true to yourself and your audience.
- Travel inspires photography.
- The strongest and most motivational people are around you when going to work or the store every day.
- Stay authentic, inspired, and driven.
- There’s always another adventure around the corner.
- The best photo is the one you’ll take tomorrow.
- You can’t just like it, you have to love it.
- Create your own style and identity. Leave your own unique mark in this world.
- Fashion is the best version of you.
- True success is a ripple effect into areas beyond your reach.
- Photography has a start, but there is no end. There always is and forever will be room for self-improvement in photography.
- You can create the best things when you are pushed to think outside the box.
- A great creative needs to understand the tools of creation.
- It’s all about continuously working, creating, and improving.
- Find inspiration in all things.
- Food can inspire people to live a healthier life.
- Never stop creating, whether it’s paid or not.
- Life is more fun when you can break out from your comfort zone and dabble into a life of uncertainty.
- Photography gives you that platform to showcase your voice to the world in a visual way.
- Real life is so beautiful and the inspiration to be found there is so abundant and endless.
- Through food, we have the ability to taste tradition.
- Be real. Be raw. Be original.
- Discipline determines your destiny.
- The bigger the sacrifice the better the reward.
- Traveling is the best education and it always broadens one’s horizon.
- It’s about capturing moments that are gone forever.
- Belief is a compass to help you navigate hardships along your path.
- Even if it’s not obvious at the time, every experience plays a role in making the next project a success.
- Believe in your work and it’ll speak back to you.
- Photography if done right can show us how similar we are as humans, no matter where we’re from.
- Everything around us can become a source of inspiration.
- With the right time-management tactics, intensity and vision – you can do it all.
- Some people ride waves, others create waves, you decide what type of person you want to be.
- Money will grow back, memories will not.
- We acquire the strength we have overcome.
- Present your best self. When people don’t know you, you can always be who you want to be.
- Always remember the best camera you have is the one you have on you.
- If you’re not haunted by something, as by a dream, a vision, or a memory, which are involuntary, you’re not interested or even involved.
- Keep your niche original but don’t stop evolving, don’t copy other people and keep your aesthetic on check.
- No one else can be you and that is a beautiful thing.
- Most importantly, go after your dreams no matter what it takes.
- Photographing the world means always bringing a camera.
- Vision is like a foreign language and photography is the translation.
- Leave your own unique mark in this world.
- Find a good balance between consistency but also “thinking out of the box”.
- Good photographers take photos, great photographers make the photos.
- The biggest hurdle is beginning. Try not to think of everything at once!
- Just keep creating.
- Understand your strengths and weaknesses.
- Learn what you like and don’t like.
- Stretching, training and challenging your brain is just as doing the same for your body.
- Do whatever you feel and make whatever you want to hear.
- You can be selfish – do what you want.
- There is a lot of technical “right and wrong” ways to do things, but at the end of the day it’s your art.
- You can’t make great progress all at once.
- It’s really all about having interest in what you do.
- Have passion for your work and compassion for all human beings.
- Don’t waste your time or time will waste you.
- In leaving what you know, there’s the chance to live free from judgement.
- Don’t rush art. Don’t rush life.
- Success is using technology to contribute to a healthier, more informed society.
- Cooking at its core is comprehensive meditation with the assurance of a good, healthy meal as the reward.
- You are manipulating your own reality and capturing it to show to the world in your own interpretation.
- Doing what you like is freedom. Liking what you do is happiness.
- This is a fun journey, but plenty of work at all times.
- Change the hearts and minds of those who feel that destruction is greater than creation.
- There is beauty in the present moment.
- Strip free of belongings; you don’t realize how much belongings weigh you down until you free yourself of them.
- Our family of four from Australia has a deep love of America and a willingness to explore and share that with our global online community that extends into the millions.
- When I travel, I look to be comfortable and feel attended wherever I go.
- I get the biggest kick out of empowering others by turning them on to the healthy, affordable, diverse and delicious dishes they can make for themselves!
- Traveling made me realize just how vast the world is, and gave me a much better perspective of life.
- Remove yourself from family and friends because when people expect you to be who you always were, there’s little room to grow and change.
- Traveling has taught me to take things day by day.
- Being That Adventurer is all about going off the beaten path, living with locals and discovering the real side of a country.
- Let your smile change the world, but don’t let the world change your smile.
- There are some things you learn best in calm, and some in storm.
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