“I’d rather you fail at something you love then succeed at something you hate.”
Faced with the decision to stay in law school and be miserable or pursue an unknown career in photography and be happy, Jasmine Star’s husband said the aforementioned to her. Following the positive affirmation from one of the most important people in her life, Jasmine left law school and dove head first into photography. Fast forward four years later and J* has one of the most successful photography businesses in the world. The girl is seriously a rock star in the photography world and to think… she has only been a photographer for 4 years.
So as you may imagine… when I heard that J* was doing an online photography workshop for 5 days, for FREE, I had to jump on the opportunity. The information this women has to offer is invaluable. Therefore, I’ve been sitting in front of my computer, for 5 hours, for the last two days, (and will continue to do so for the next 3 days) soaking up everything. Her topics range from marketing to branding to shooting. Tomorrow the workshop will cover a live wedding as Jasmine shoots it! Jasmine’s story and experience really speaks to me because she was in the exact same place that I’m in right now. It gives me hope that if I have faith in abundance, remain patient and persistent, and constantly get better at my craft that I can be successful at something I really love.
As a person that loves to learn, this opportunity has been right up my alley. At the end of the day… all this benefits me, my business, and my future clients. If you want to be the best, you have to learn from the best…
Until next time, as J* would say, K.I.R – Keep it real!
~Saadia Me*Chel
Photo provided by Jai Kat
Tags: jasmine star, learning, love, patience, persistence, wedding, workshop










Hey Saadia!
I’ve been tuning in to Jasmine Star’s workshop as well… the information is so valuable!! I love it!
Thanks for commenting on my blog! I like your style…
and your new business cards!
-Faith
Jasmine is such a rock star!
Thanks for the comment Faith! I’ll be visiting your blog again in the future.
It’s cool to see a “what you don’t normally see happening beyond the frame” shot. Don’t you wish those reflectors came with a little man to hold it for you?
I sure do! You have to get creative sometimes with the reflector when there is no one around to hold it for you.