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A Thanksgiving of Gratitude

 As we gather around the table this Thanksgiving, it’s a time to reflect on what we are most thankful for, and for me, this year has brought a lot of meaningful moments that have filled my heart with gratitude. First and foremost, I am deeply thankful for the new friends I've met along this journey. Connecting with people who share similar passions and interests has been incredibly rewarding. Each new friendship has brought fresh perspectives, encouragement, and support. It’s a reminder of how powerful human connection can be, especially when we share in each other’s growth and challenges. This year has also brought the opportunity to further develop my skills through the entrepreneur classes I’ve been taking. Every lesson, every piece of advice, and every challenge has pushed me to think bigger and more creatively about my business. It’s exciting to learn and apply new concepts, and I feel more confident in building Inez Photography into something truly special. The journey of ent...

Overcoming Challenges and Growing as an Entrepreneur

 As I near the completion of my entrepreneur workshop classes, I can’t help but reflect on how much this journey has taught me—not just about running a business, but also about myself. When I started this workshop, I thought it would be all about learning business strategies, marketing, and goal-setting. While those lessons have been invaluable, this experience has also helped me grow in ways I didn’t expect. One of the biggest challenges for me has always been social anxiety, especially when it comes to speaking in front of people. For someone like me, who loves the solitude of nature and the peace it brings, the idea of presenting my ideas to a group felt overwhelming at first. But through this workshop, I’ve slowly found my voice. The supportive environment created by my instructors and peers gave me a safe space to practice. Each time I spoke up—whether it was sharing my mission for Inez Photography or pitching my ideas—it got a little easier. I learned to focus on the passion...