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Good news: your printed photos won't catch a virus! You can touch them all you want, no restrictions. There is something special about holding a printed photo of a priceless memory. Once your photos are backed up digitally, you don't have to worry about damage. You can print them again! Select some of your favorites and allow them to be kissed and hugged.  … [Read more...]

Do you ever feel like finding a photo you need in all the hundreds (or thousands) in your collection is like searching for a four leaf clover in a field of clover? You’re in luck! You can have a shareable, enjoyable, manageable, safe and secure photo collection with labels and tags that make your photos accessible. Check out Do-It-Yourself options online, or schedule a complimentary phone … [Read more...]

Touching others has been restricted lately, but you can relive the action of prior fun community times through your photos. Several years ago I belonged to a community dance group, just for fun. I can dance down memory lane with my photos of our various dance gatherings. Select some of your favorite photos of group activities, especially those with obvious laughter, and create a memory album or … [Read more...]

I also participated live on Hélène Stelian’s Women on a Mission Facebook Live broadcast. I shared 6 Steps to Organize and Share Your Printed Photos with the live audience and we had a fabulous time! You can watch the video two ways.  Join her Empowering Women in Midlife Facebook group and enjoy being a part of the group and having dozens of other videos to view as you wish.Watch the … [Read more...]

Raymond Loewe invited me as a guest on his Changing the Rules podcast last month. We had a great time talking about how photos tell a story and my methods of helping my clients tell their stories. Listen to the podcast on his website by clicking here:https://changing-the-rules.simplecast.com/episodes/55. … [Read more...]

With the thousands of photos in every personal photo library, the job of organizing them into a curated collection can be daunting. Remember the motto: progress, not perfection.  Perfectionism has nothing to do with getting it right. Perfectionism is a refusal to let yourself move ahead. Insisting on perfection can stop us from getting anything accomplished. I love this quote from Emily Ley of … [Read more...]