ABOUT OUR GUEST:
Liz Hansen is the owner and photographer at Chicago Boudoir Photography, a boutique studio that empowers women to feel confident in their bodies, relationships, and lives. Liz opened her business in 2018 and quickly grew it to be pthe Chicago area's premier boudoir studio. She also coaches photographers to reach their dreams through her online coaching program, Million Dollar Studio Program.
Liz has been featured on the TEDx stage, on National Public Radio and with the Association of International Boudoir Photographers. Liz holds a BA in Art and an MA in Education. She lives in the Chicago area with her husband, two teenage daughters and their French bulldog named Quarantina.
CONNECT WITH LIZ
Photo Studio Website Coaching Program Website
EPISODE AND EMPOWERING WOMEN IN INDUSTRY LINKS
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Empowering Women in Industry Magazine
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QUOTES AND KEY TAKEAWAYS
“My mission in life is to help women be empowered.”
“I believe that every woman at every age at any stage of your journey, it’s worth celebrating.”
“I think there are really important reasons for every one at every stage to document themselves, to feel pampered, and to feel beautiful.”
“The only confidence you need is the confidence to show up.”
“In so many aspects of our lives, we are nervous to do things not because we are not able to do them, but just because they are new.”
“There are these things in life that require us to put aside our ego, put aside our fears, and allow ourselves to be vulnerable and try new things.”
“When you keep a catalog of those things you’ve achieved; it allows you to achieve even more.”
“My goal is to help women see a REAL version of themselves.”
“Professional headshot is no longer your grandma’s headshot… You can create a set of images that represent you for who you are. You are a brand.”
“Sit down with the photographer and come up with three words that you want to convey with your pictures.
“It is hard to be what you cannot see.”
