EPISODE · Jan 9, 2026 · 12 MIN
When Trends Don’t Resonate, and Why That’s Okay
from The Work We Keep
This episode is for the creative entrepreneurs who listened to last weeks episode, and thought "I don't resonate with any of this." As 2026 brings shifts toward more human-centered design, analog lifestyles, AI-generated video, and looser brand aesthetics, this conversation explores what it looks like to opt out, and why that choice can be just as powerful. If you’ve ever felt pressure to pivot your work to stay relevant, this episode is an invitation to build with intention, trust your identity, and choose the work you keep.Join my Photographer Newsletter: https://kaylamariphotography.myflodesk.com/workshopJoin my email list for moms and everyday relatable things: https://kaylamariphotography.myflodesk.com/eqmtrfxdhcLearn more about Kayla and her photography business at: https://kaylamariphoto.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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This episode is for the creative entrepreneurs who listened to last weeks episode, and thought "I don't resonate with any of this." As 2026 brings shifts toward more human-centered design, analog lifestyles, AI-generated video, and looser brand aesthetics, this conversation explores what it looks like to opt out, and why that choice can be just as powerful. If you’ve ever felt pressure to pivot your work to stay relevant, this episode is an invitation to build with intention, trust your identity, and choose the work you keep.Join my Photographer Newsletter: https://kaylamariphotography.myflodesk.com/workshopJoin my email list for moms and everyday relatable things: https://kaylamariphotography.myflodesk.com/eqmtrfxdhcLearn more about Kayla and her photography business at: https://kaylamariphoto.com/ Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
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