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⚠️ Note: This is a legacy episode, but the conversation remains one of the most affirming, relevant conversations on what it means to show up as your full self inside your business and creative work.

It's raw, affirming, and full of timeless insight for creative folks navigating visibility, voice, and meaning-making in both life and business.

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What does it mean to really see someone — in your images, in your business, and in yourself?

💬 “Photography is how I show you I love you. It’s how I say: I see you. I’m with you.” – Eboni Rivera

This episode features my beloved friend, Eboni Rivera, a community leader, photographer, and voice of clarity for so many in our circle. We explore the intersection of story, identity, photography, and voice with so much honesty and heart.

Topics covered:

• Eboni’s journey into using photography for healing + connection
• How her client process is rooted in energy, presence, and purpose
• A breakdown of what “connection” really means in documentary family photography
• Her transition from self-doubt to emerging mentor and business owner
• Our honest conversation about not being “the best” photographer, and redefining what makes an image truly great
• How shedding performative professionalism led to more honest connection online
• What changed in Eboni’s mindset that helped her move from “trying” to building

🧡 Eboni’s story is full of practical insights, spiritual depth, and creative encouragement — especially for anyone navigating visibility, self-worth, or doing business your own way.

Access the free Mini Mag for this episode and other legacy resources here:
→ dangerouslygoodstories.com/intentional-documentary-podcast-archive