316: No More Bad Photos — Seeing Yourself Clearly with Lisa Haukom
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316: No More Bad Photos — Seeing Yourself Clearly with Lisa Haukom
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If you’ve ever avoided being in photos…
If you’ve ever hated how you looked in one (or all) of them…
If you’ve ever wished you could just feel good being seen — this episode is for you.
In this episode, I’m joined by the woman currently teaching me how to actually see myself in photos — not with filters, angles, or forced confidence, but with presence.
Lisa Haukom is a visibility expert, creative director, and the founder of The Photo Club Method. She helps women shift the way they see themselves — in photos, yes, but also in life. Because hiding from the camera? Usually means we’re hiding from ourselves, too.
We talk about:
- Why we flinch when we see ourselves on camera
- What it really means to reclaim your image (without changing your body)
- How learning to take self-portraits (not selfies) is actually a tool for self-trust
- And what happens when we stop disappearing from our own lives
This conversation cracked something open in me — and I think it might for you too.
Because you don’t need to change anything.
You just need to see what’s already there.
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