In our culture, mastery is often wrapped in the myth of sheer repetition — We are told that if we repeat a task for 10,000 hours, we’ll become masters. Naval Ravikant, the modern philosopher-entrepreneur whose insights have shaped how many of us think about wealth, happiness, and self-actualization, offered a different take

Scott Peck’s “The Road Less Traveled” isn’t just a guide to personal growth—it’s a spiritual companion for anyone daring to explore life’s intricate tapestry, including us, the fashion photographers.

In an industry that thrives on creativity, vision, and emotional connection, managing a team requires a balance that is as intricate as composing the perfect shot. Inspired by Kim Malone Scott’s transformative approach, I want to share an unfiltered exploration of what it means to manage with both heart and directness.

I’ve come to realize that building a successful team extends far beyond the realms of professional collaboration. It’s about creating a community—a living, breathing collective where each individual is not only a skilled professional but also a vibrant soul contributing to something greater. Today, I want to share how you can foster such a community, drawing inspiration from the timeless wisdom of Carl Jung.