Podcast appearances and mentions of jen rozenbaum

Jen Rozenbaum is in the house—and she brought Boldness, Boudoir Photography, and a whole lot of unapologetic Honesty. Nikon Ambassador and all-around Powerhouse, Jen joined us for a wildly Honest, Funny, and Empowering conversation about Life Behind the Lens and in Front of it. We talked about how she built a Boudoir business out of her bedroom, what it really means to help women Feel Seen—not just sexy—and how photography became her anchor through Breast Cancer, Divorce, and Personal Reinvention. This isn't just a chat about Posing and Lighting—it's about Confidence, Identity, and using Jokes to start off your boudoir photography session. Jen held nothing back, and neither did we. If you're into real talk, big laughs, and powerful stories from someone who truly walks the walk—this one's for you. Oh—and yes, she had a cold while recording, but she still absolutely crushed it. A total Rock Star! Hit play now and join the conversation. It's raw, funny, and seriously inspiring. *****

 This week we chat with the amazing Jen Rozenbaum, a renowned photographer, author, TEDx speaker, and survivor of both breast cancer and divorce. We dive into Jen's experience as the photographer for Bryght's Strength and Courage campaign in March 2023, discussing the emotional depth of the project and how it connects to her personal journey. As breast cancer survivors, Jen and Luba also share their own stories of resilience and the strength they found within themselves during their battles. Jen also opens up about her recent "glow up" post-divorce, drawing from her past experiences with cancer to find strength in this new chapter of her life. Find Jen online here: https://jenrozenbaum.com/Support the show-----Special offer on Chippendale tickets! Use code BRYGHT25 for 25% off tickets to The Chippendales on Ticketmaster.Use code BRYGHT25 to get 25% OFF your tickets now!Sign up for Emails: https://promotions.lpage.co/campaigns/2789115See our trade show schedule: https://bryghtenup.com/pages/eventsFree online webinars: https://bryghtenup.com/pages/webinarStart Your Own Podcast for FREE With Buzzsprout Using Our Link and Get $20!! https://www.buzzsprout.com/?referrer_id=739373Follow us on social media @betweenbothcheekspodcastEmail us at podcast@bryghtenup.com

If you don't know her already, please meet my dear friend Jen Rozenbaum. A boudoir photographer, breast cancer survivor and author who has helped so many of us feel connected to ourselves after breast cancer treatment. We took a deep dive into dating and divorce after breast cancer and Jen offered some really great tips so do not miss this episode!

This is our last episode of series 11 and we have a real treat for you!  This is episode 97 of Shoot Edit Chat Repeat, the podcast for people photographers. Hosted by two leading UK portrait photographers, Vicki Knights & Eddie Judd.  This week we chat to the amazing Jen Rozenbaum; boudoir photographer, speaker, author, Nikon ambassador and breast cancer survivor.  Jen embraces her femininity while allowing women to embrace their own. By daring her clients to shed their clothes, they begin to shed their inhibitions.  We had high expectations for our chat with Jen and she surpassed them! We wanted to talk to her about showing our vulnerability and how that helps to build trust with our clients. It's a raw & honest conversation and we know you're going to love it.  Jen's website: https://jenrozenbaum.com/ Follow Jen on Instagram: @jenrozenbaum  Check out our 'learn' page where you can discover all of the ways we can help you in your photography business - from posing guides, courses and 121 mentoring. https://shooteditchatrepeat.com/learn Our branding retreat in Feb 2023 is now fully booked, but we will be selling tickets to our intimate 5th birthday party on the last night of it. Sign up to the waitlist here and you'll also hear about future retreats we run: https://mailchi.mp/shooteditchatrepeat.com/branding-retreat Thank you to Imagen AI for their support of this episode. Get an extra 500 free edits with your trial (so 1500 free edits in total)  by using this affiliate link. Thank you to Panasonic Eneloop Pro batteries for their support of this series.  ​​ Thank you to The Marketing Fix for their support of this episode. Get on top of your marketing by signing up for 1 free month by using the code 'SHOOTEDIT'. https://themarketingfix.co/shootedit/ Take our fun quiz to find out what type of photographer personality you have https://shooteditchatrepeat.com/quiz   Repeat Recs for this week Vicki - Profit First book by Michael Michalowicz Eddie - Better Help online therapy - get one month free here  https://shooteditchatrepeat.click/betterhelp    We'd love to know what you think of this episode. Please leave us a review if you've enjoyed it, it helps other people to find the podcast. Email:  hello@shooteditchatrepeat.com Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/shoot.edit.chat.repeat/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/shoot.edit.chat.repeat  Thank you for your support as alway this series. We'll be back in your ears in September, have a great summer! 

This week as we kick back and enjoy the Fourth of July holiday vibes here in the US, we are taking a little break from our regular podcast schedule to re-share with you a favorite episode from the archives. From time to time throughout the year, the Wildfire team will be sharing episodes that really resonate with us personally. Today, Monica Haro has selected this episode about suicidal ideation because she believes can be a mental health aspect of a cancer diagnosis that is not talked about often in the breast cancer community.   Jen Rozenbaum is a photographer and author who was diagnosed at 41 with Stage IIb hormone-positive lobular breast cancer. In this episode Jen reads her piece “The Search to Feel Alive” from Wildfire Magazine's 2021 “Grief & Acceptance” issue. Jen tackles the hard subject of suicidal ideation, and the difference between being alive and feeling alive. How do you live your life once you are done with breast cancer treatment and declared No Evidence of Disease when the reality is it is an unrecognizable new life littered with the rubble of your pre-diagnosis existence? What if all you want to do is get in bed and never get out? What if you aren't the badass cancer warrior people think you are?  How do you cope when well-meaning outsiders say “at least you are alive” and “you should be celebrating” but you feel minimized and isolated from those comments?  The breast cancer community is starting to talk more about mental health, anxiety, and depression - but not so much about suicidal ideation.  April will talk more with Jen about survivor's guilt, and the turning points to find help.  More about Jen: https://www.instagram.com/jenrozenbaum/ (https://www.instagram.com/jenrozenbaum/) https://jenrozenbaum.com/ (https://jenrozenbaum.com) Jen's podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/66z9UYVr7oYRMXpNIihhMz (https://open.spotify.com/show/66z9UYVr7oYRMXpNIihhMz) Jen's book: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/what-the-f-ck-just-happened-a-survivors-guide-to-life-after-breast-cancer-jen-rozenbaum/1138492714 (https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/what-the-f-ck-just-happened-a-survivors-guide-to-life-after-breast-cancer-jen-rozenbaum/1138492714) Get the free Wildfire email newsletter: https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/ (https://www.wildfirecommunity.org) Learn about Wildfire writing workshops: https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/workshops (https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/workshops) Shop Wildfire merch & more: https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/shop (https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/shop) Send your voice recording testimonial to editor@wildfirecommunity.org More about this episode's sponsor Bright Spot Network: https://www.brightspotnetwork.org/ (https://www.brightspotnetwork.org/)

Welcome back to FOCUS & FACETS! I am SO excited to welcome my dear friend, fellow Nikon Ambassador, the most talented boudoir photographer, breast cancer survivor; the one, the only: Jen Rozenbaum. Jen has inspired the life and work of so many people through her cancer journey, her photography journey, and where the two have intersected in between to create the most encouraging and inspiring story. She is one of the most authentic, true, and fun people I know who is full of such wisdom and strength. This conversation is one you won't want to miss. Note: *All episodes of this season were recorded between May 2021 to November 2021. Some references and conversations might reflect past tense events.* Guest links: Jen's Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jenrozenbaum/ Jen's Website: https://jenrozenbaum.com/ Jen's book: https://amzn.to/39TjEeD Jen's Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/JenRozenbaum/ Let's #dothework and keep that conversation going. If you'd like to chat more join me over on Instagram @juliakelleher and on Facebook @5caratcollective. Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review on Apple Podcasts or wherever you listen.  Join me next Tuesday for another episode and have an amazing week!

On today’s episode, I am speaking with Jen Rozenbaum. Jen is a boudoir and portrait…

It's women crush Wednesday... Today I'm interviewing the fabulous Jen Rozenbaum, author of What The F*ck Just Happened?  A survivors guide to life after breast Cancer. Her instagram is https://www.instagram.com/jenrozenbaum/ You can get her book here: https://read.amazon.com/kp/embed?asin=B086P534VD&preview=newtab&linkCode=kpe&ref_=cm_sw_r_kb_dp_G6SEH0NJPW6FWF7BMNV9&tag=jendelvaux-20 MY favorite Luxury, organic, completely clean skincare line: http://www.kpsessentials.com/discount/Jen10   Connect with me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/jendelvaux/ Email me at coachjennyd@gmail.com MY FAVORITES: * To be the first to know when my book launches AND access my document on some of the changes Ive made you can get it here -> https://mailchi.mp/b609cecd4c0f/cancer * Pique Tea: Favorite Tea-> https://www.piquetea.com/?rfsn=5818415.d1d969a&utm_source=affiliate * STRONGER TOGETHER - Cancer group for women you can request to join: https://www.facebook.com/groups/womeninpink * ORGANIFI CODE TO GET DISCOUNT:  https://www.organifishop.com -> Use JEND at check out to save 15% off. * Mid-Day Sqaures!! 15% off here -> https://www.middaysquares.com/?sca_ref=858254.CbxPK42ccG * MENOPAUSE MIRACLE: https://pinklotus.com/elements/?r=401 * My FAVORITE journal where I write what Im grateful for!!! https://pushjournal.com/?rfsn=4086660.6edc3&utm_source=refersion&utm_medium=affiliate&utm_campaign=4086660.6edc3  * To access my document on some of the changes Ive made you can get it here -> https://mailchi.mp/b609cecd4c0f/cancer

TBD Jen Rozenbaum is a portrait photographer, author, podcaster, and breast cancer survivor. Through her work, she is helping women celebrate their unique femininity and helping breast cancer patients and survivors put their lives back together after cancer. 03:03: I didn't know what it was, but it wasn't a lump.  05:36: I could feel it and I'm very grateful for that because if it was lower, I wouldn't have known. 08:41: When they removed my breast, they found my right breast was littered with cancer.  10:45: I handled most of it on my own.  12:12: I feel nauseous when I talk about it. 14:15: The period between when they turn it on and you're numb is very difficult.  16:40: You have to also continue wearing the cold cap two hours after chemo.  18:20: In March of 2018 I had my first reconstruction surgery and it looked horrible.  20:04: My boobs were so low they were touching my belly button practically. 22:10: How were you able to get those surgeries in 2020 during Covid?  25:05: They just wanted me to be a mommy so that they don't have to be scared.  27:47: What's the solution to this problem versus sitting in the problem? 29:24: I have a YouTube channel where I talk about my real-life experiences with breast cancer every day.  31:27: I think that gratitude helps us get to a different place of happiness. 32:35: What was your best moment?  35:17: I think it's important as part of my mission to normalize what a breast cancer body looks like because we don't know what to expect.  35:46: What is the one thing you wish you had known at the very beginning?  36:51: If you could only do one thing to improve health care in the US, what would it be and why? 38:18: Thriver Rapid Fire Questions  41:07: Aside from Cancer U, what is one resource you would recommend for cancer patients and caregivers?  Resources Jen's websiteJen's book What the F*ck Just Happened?Life After Breast Cancer Facebook groupJen on Instagram

Note of warning for sensitive listeners, this episode touches on suicidal ideation. Jen Rozenbaum is a photographer and author who was diagnosed at 41 with Stage IIb hormone-positive lobular breast cancer. In this episode Jen reads her piece “The Search to Feel Alive” from Wildfire Magazine's 2021 “Grief & Acceptance” issue. Jen tackles the hard subject of suicidal ideation, and the difference between being alive and feeling alive. How do you live your life once you are done with breast cancer treatment and declared No Evidence of Disease when the reality is it is an unrecognizable new life littered with the rubble of your pre-diagnosis existence? What if all you want to do is get in bed and never get out? What if you aren't the badass cancer warrior people think you are?  How do you cope when well-meaning outsiders say “at least you are alive” and “you should be celebrating” but you feel minimized and isolated from those comments?  The breast cancer community is starting to talk more about mental health, anxiety, and depression - but not so much about suicidal ideation.  April will talk more with Jen about survivor's guilt, and the turning points to find help.  More about Jen: https://www.instagram.com/jenrozenbaum/ (https://www.instagram.com/jenrozenbaum/) https://jenrozenbaum.com/ (https://jenrozenbaum.com) Jen's podcast: https://open.spotify.com/show/66z9UYVr7oYRMXpNIihhMz (https://open.spotify.com/show/66z9UYVr7oYRMXpNIihhMz) Jen's book: https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/what-the-f-ck-just-happened-a-survivors-guide-to-life-after-breast-cancer-jen-rozenbaum/1138492714 (https://www.barnesandnoble.com/w/what-the-f-ck-just-happened-a-survivors-guide-to-life-after-breast-cancer-jen-rozenbaum/1138492714) Get the free Wildfire email newsletter: https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/ (https://www.wildfirecommunity.org) Learn about Wildfire writing workshops: https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/workshops (https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/workshops) Shop Wildfire merch & more: https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/shop (https://www.wildfirecommunity.org/shop) More about this episode's sponsor Bright Spot Network: https://www.brightspotnetwork.org/ (https://www.brightspotnetwork.org/)

Full Shownotes: https://www.businessstraightup.com/082 Confession - I've been holding onto this episode for far too long. This is an episode that touched on so many subjects that are near and dear to my heart, with an amazing guest - the incomparable Jen Rozenbaum. Jen is an amazing boudoir photographer, speaker and author who has not only built an amazing boudoir business, but has taken her message and impact even FURTHER after her fight with breast cancer. In this episode we talk about resilience in business and life. Feminism and women empowering THEMSELVES instead of waiting for someone else. The wisdom that comes with age, and how to model that for our kids. There is even a moment where I tear up a bit - so if you're listening in audio and would prefer to watch the video, check it out on my YouTube channel at https://youtube.com/businessstraightup In short - this episode is one that I know will touch your heart, and light a fire under you to kick as* in your business. Listen in, and reach out and let me know your biggest takeaway. Screenshot the episode and share on Instagram and tag me @businessstraightup . I know that this episode will be a powerful one for so many people, check it out!

Part of the cancer treatment experience for many of us is the loss of our femininity. It can come from losing your female body parts, being sent into artificial menopause, or losing your hair, eyelashes, and all the things that make you feel beautiful and well,... like you!No one knows this quite like Jen Rozenbaum. Not only is she a cancer survivor, who's lost more than one female body part, she's also a boudoir photographer. As she has evolved, so has her work, and so have her clients. This episode is not just about body positivity, it's about celebrating your femininity -- no matter what that looks like right now. And finding that thing that makes you,... shamelessly feminine!

In this special episode of FIYE, Kathy, Jen, and Lola discuss it all, from cancer to non-monogamy, the real housewives, and of course, our favorite subject, podcasts! Theme Music by Christopher and Adelaide Breen Edited by Dear Podcast Incomparable Memberships!: Sign up, help support this show, and get some fun bonus material. Kathy Campbell with Jen Rozenbaum and Lola Phoenix.

Hello world, I am back! Welcome to my new podcast, Life After Breast Cancer, with me, Jen Rozenbaum. I'm introducing this podcast with a hilarious conversation with my good friend Jamie Lee. Reconstruction almost killed Jamie (no joke), so she tells us the adventures she's taken with her prosthetic boobs - warning: you will laugh. Does anyone know someone at Great Wolf Lodge? You might need to hook us up so Jamie can get her prosthetics back. Find Jamie at https://www.instagram.com/spero_hope_llc_/  Find me at http://www.jenrozenbaum.com and my book "What the F*ck Just Happened? A Survivor's Guide to Life After Breast Cancer" at https://jenrozenbaum.com/reconstruction/ Produced by Vanessa Hennessey.

October is breast cancer month and it is a subject that both Maggie and Danie feel compelled to address. They have a dynamic conversation with guest Jen Rozenbaum, a badass portrait and boudoir photographer, breast cancer advocate and survivor and a shamelessly feminine woman. She discusses the hidden struggles of breast cancer such as the fears, the PTSD, the emotional and financial struggles. Jen uses her camera to normalize her body as well as her clients' as they battle breast cancer. “I didn't have a why me mentality because I knew I was chosen for this journey!” ~ Jen Rozenbaum Resources / Link Mentioned: ·     Jen Rozenbaum's website ·     Jen Rozenbaum Instagram ·     Jen Rozenbaum YouTube Channel ·     See Jen Rozenbaum Press Page ·     Jen Rozenbaum Book: What the F*ck Just Happened? A Survivors Guide to Life After Breast Cancer ·     We had such an amazing conversation with Jen that we did not mention that her favorite champagne is Moet & Chandon ·     Episode's bubbly - Dopff Cremant D'Asalce Brutt Rose ·     Follow Bubbles of Wisdom on - Instagram Facebook Twitter If you enjoyed this episode, make sure to subscribe for your bi-weekly dose of meaningful and entertaining conversations. Take a screenshot of this episode and tag us on Instagram @bubblesofwisdom and tell us your biggest takeaway!

An Interview with Jen Rosenbaum,  Author, Photographer, Public Speaker, Breast Cancer Survivor.Jen Rosenbaum author of "What the F*ck Just Happened", a recent book journaling her bi-lateral mastectomy and treatment for breast cancer.   Struggling to get back to normal life after breast cancer? You were diagnosed with breast cancer and beat it. Congrats! You counted down until the day you could put the journey behind you and return to your life as you knew it before cancer. That day is here and yet you are still asking yourself, "When will things be normal again?". If you have been feeling like you are struggling emotionally, physically and spiritually in your post cancer life, you are not alone. Here's the good news; You have a second chance at life and you aren't going to let it slip you by. This book is for breast cancer survivors who are truly ready to reconstruct their life and feel normal once again. Author and breast cancer survivor Jen Rozenbaum will teach you her methods to help you:  Finally feel normal again after cancer. Get rid of the numbness and enjoy life again.  Stop living in fear of the cancer returning. Feel sexy and feminine again Grab your copy now and get started on the path to discover and live a normal life again.Check out Jen's Website: https://jenrozenbaum.com/This is a remake of a YouTube video which can be found at: https://youtu.be/kOLu-EGxHas Support the show

In 2017, when Jen was diagnosed with breast cancer, she knew once again it was time to be public and share her journey. A boudoir photographer by trade, using her camera as art therapy to heal from cancer and to inspire women and men that are going through tough times in life.Today, Jen spends her time shooting, teaching, writing, podcasting and working on another movement called Life After Breast Cancer to help women put their lives back together after cancer. You can find Jen, and her book "What the Fuck Just Happened" on jenrozenbaum.comFollow us on social media @betweenbothcheeks Email us at comments@betweenbothcheeks.com or catch up on previous episodes on betweenbothcheeks.com

Melissa sits down with breast cancer thriver boudoir photographer and author Jen Rozenbaum for a not-to-miss conversation about the power of phototherapy, and how to be the best version of yourself after your breast cancer diagnosis and initial treatment.

Jen Rozenbaum is a portrait photographer, author, breast cancer survivor, hostess of the Shamelessly Feminine® podcast, and the founder of the Reconstruction™ movement. Through her work, she is helping women celebrate their unique femininity and helping breast cancer patients and survivors put their lives back together after cancer.Learn more and connect with Jen at https://jenrozenbaum.com/Thank you so much for tuning in!If you are looking for solutions that will allow you to break free from negative thought patterns, worrying, and the uncomfortable symptoms that are caused by anxiety check out Jennifer's website at www.jenniferbronsnick.com or join the Anxiety-Proof Her Facebook Community HERE: https://www.facebook.com/groups/anxietyproofher

This is the FOCUS Points photography podcast where we will talk on how you can start your photography adventure with a budget and have fun doing it You can find us in Instagram @focuspointspodcast and on Twitter @focuspointspod. You can visit www.focuspointspod.com for a list of all our episodes You can find Amaurie Ramirez also on www.amaurierazphoto.com . There you can find all his social media accounts also a large variety of prints for sale. Connect with Robert via his Instagram account @ROBERT3PX If you have any questions about the show or anything related to photography you can always contact us to focuspointspodcast@gmail.com or in any of our social media accounts If want to start a podcast, you have the idea but don't know how do it. You can contact the Fire Podcasting Group for everything related to editing like audio, voices, cutting you name it. You can send them an email to firepodcastinggroup@gmail.com or just go to their social accounts @produccionesfpg If you want to support the podcast you can go to our Patreon account https://www.patreon.com/focuspointspodcast In today's episode we had the pleasure to have with us New York based Boudoir Photographer Jen Rozenbaum. She's a Nikon Ambassador, Teacher, Entrepreneur, Author and also a Podcaster You can find Jen's book What the F*ck Just Happened? A Survivor's Guide to Life After Breast Cancer in the link below https://www.amazon.com/dp/1948604159/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_api_glt_fabc_DDHTR3Y1NX0BC0SPBDF7 To connect with Jen head to jenrozenbaum.com and also she's on IG as instagram.com/jenrozenbaum (@jenrozenbaum) For our lens art in the logo go to https://www.freepik.com/free-photos-vectors/technology --- Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/focuspointspodcast/support

Jen Rozenbaum is a boudoir photographer and a breast cancer survivor. Diagnosed in 2017, Jen decided to undergo a bilateral mastectomy and reconstruction, ultimately defeating her cancer and reshaping her perspective through this life-changing experience. Since her battle with cancer, Jen has gone on to become an author, public speaker, and founder and host of the Shamelessly Feminine movement, and is a true testament to the strength and resilience that can arise out of life's most difficult moments.You can find more information about Jen at:➜https://jenrozenbaum.com/➜https://www.instagram.com/jenrozenbaum/The Think Stupid Simple Podcast is a place for authentic conversation to uncover the stupid simple truths that help us succeed and find happiness.

Victoria speaks with Jen Rozenbaum! "Turning Tragedy Into Triumph and Using Photography as a Healing Tool" - Jen candidly shares with humor and compassion about one of her life's greatest struggles- her journey with breast cancer. She tells about the wisdom she has gained, the truth that she has found within and the incredible strength that she possesses and shares with other survivors. I was a stay at home mom in the process of trying to have another baby. After a miscarriage and a subsequent life threatening ectopic pregnancy, I found myself sad, frustrated and very alone. I didn't want to just wallow in my sadness, so I figured I needed a distraction. That is when I picked up a camera for the first time. I remember it clearly. I placed a glass on my coffee table and took a photo. Then I moved a knob and took another photo and so on. Slowly but surely, I was teaching myself photography. In early 2009 I was invited by a photographer friend to assist her on a boudoir shoot. I happily agreed. What a life-changing day that was. To this day I am not sure I can explain why, but I knew in my bones that boudoir was my calling. I immediately started a boudoir photography business out of my bedroom and started feverishly marketing and in my first 2 years of business, I photographed more than 400 women! Spoiler Alert: I also got pregnant with my second child! Through my journey as a boudoir photographer, I have learned so much about women and myself. I learned that we all struggle with problems such as fertility, marriage issues, self-esteem and self-worth, body image issues, etc… Boudoir gave me a platform to start speaking about these topics publically. Out of that, the #ShamelesslyFeminine® movement was born. In 2017, when I was diagnosed with breast cancer, I knew once again it was time to be public and share my journey. I am still a boudoir photographer, but now I also turn the camera on myself to use art therapy as a way to heal from my cancer and to inspire women and men that are going through tough times in life. Today, I spend my time shooting, teaching, writing, podcasting and working on another movement called Life After Breast Cancer to help women put their lives back together after cancer. I am so grateful my camera has opened up opportunities for me that I never could have imagined existed. I am grateful my camera has been by my side through everything and has brought such amazing people into my life.

In this episode I talk with Jen Rozenbaum. Boudoir photographer extraordinaire.  Jen is going to be one of the leading photographers speaking at the Personal Branding for Photographers Virtual Summit on January 22nd 2021!Jen Rozenbaum is a boudoir photographer, but now she also turns the camera on herself to use art therapy as a way to heal from her cancer and to inspire women and men that are going through tough times in life.Today, she spends her time shooting, teaching, writing, podcasting and working on another movement called Life After Breast Cancer to help women put their lives back together after cancer.Learn more about Jen:Instagram: @jenrozenbaumWebsite: https://jenrozenbaum.com/Book:  Grab the book on AmazonAbout the hostMaurice Jager talks to photographers and entrepreneurs about personal branding as a photographer and through photography.The podcast covers real stories and experiences from industry leaders, seasoned and up and coming photographers.Maurice is the author of the book 'Personal branding for photographers'. His approach to building his photography business made him become one of the most sought after headshot- and portrait photographers, a public speaker for both photographers and entrepreneurs and sponsored by leading brands in the photography industry.Make sure to SUBSCRIBE

Shamelessly Feminine with Jen Rozenbaum  On this episode of the Fast Lane with Sara Jayne podcast, Sara Jayne talks to Jen Rozenbaum, a Long Island, New York-based therapeutic photographer, writer, breast cancer survivor helping women celebrate their unique femininity. Jen Rozenbaum discusses her battle with breast cancer, expressing femininity through photography, writing, and her podcast Shamelessly Feminine.Episode Highlights: Jen Rosenbaum shares her background and how she got involved in photography.  Jen talks about being diagnosed with breast cancer.  How did she find out that she has breast cancer?  85% of breast cancer cases don’t have breast cancer in their family.  What were Jen’s next steps after getting diagnosed with breast cancer? Jen’s daughter was 12 when Jen Rozenbaum was diagnosed.  We don’t see ourselves the way that other people see us.  Jen Rozenbaum explains the therapeutic aspect of her photography work.  People limit their lives based on their physical attributes that they assume other people are dwelling on.  Look at yourself with love.  What does Jen Rozenbaum do with the photos? What can we expect from Jen Rozenbaum’s book?  3 Key Points:Jennifer Rosenbaum works to help women celebrate their unique femininity via photography, writing, social media, her breast cancer journey Shed your clothes. Shed your inhibitions.  Both women and men need to check their breasts and get tested for breast cancer, Resources Mentioned:Fast Lane FacebookFast Lane on Apple PodcastsJen Rozenbaum on social media: YouTube Instagram Jen Rozenbaum’s website: jenrozenbaum.comShamelessly Feminine podcast: shamelesslyfeminine.com 

Jen Rozenbaum is a New York based portrait photographer, breast cancer survivor, podcast host and the author of What the F*ck just happened: A Survivors Guide to Life After Breast Cancer. In this episode Jen and Britt dive into a raw conversation about entrepreneurship, imposter syndrome, life after breast cancer, tools for healing and how sharing our own story can help others. For more info head to www.natcurio.com

Jen Rozenbaum s a portrait photographer, author, breast cancer survivor, hostess of the Shamelessly Feminine® podcast and the founder of the Reconstruction™ movement. Through her work, she is helping women celebrate their unique femininity and helping breast cancer patients and survivors put their lives back together after cancer.Her mission is to help kick-as women who need a kick in the ass. So many great pieces of wisdom in this interview. You will be inspired!

Jen Rozenbaum from New York joined us on the podcast. Jen is a boudoir photographer, the podcast host of Shamelessly Feminine, and a breast cancer survivor. In July 2017, Jen was diagnosed at the age of 41 with stage 2 invasive lobular cancer. Jen shares her story behind the pink ribbon. She also talks about struggling through the reconstructive process, not just physically but emotionally and spiritually as well. For complete show notes, please visit www.behindthepinkribbon.com. New episodes of Behind the Pink Ribbon are release every Tuesday and Thursday at noon Mountain Standard Time. Subscribe and listen weekly on your favorite podcast player. Follow us on Facebook, Instagram, and Twitter.

In this week's episode, you'll get to meet and fall in love with the uber talented Jen Rozenbaum. She's got a lot to say about her honest approach to boudoir, how she reconciled seeing boobs all day with the loss of her own to breast cancer and why she thinks foreplay is all about worship (hell. yes.). 

In this 6th episode my guest is the one and only Jen Rozenbaum. We discuss body positivity, empowerment, boudoir photography, cancer and being an entrepreneur.

In this 6th episode my guest is the one and only Jen Rozenbaum. We discuss body positivity, empowerment, boudoir photography, cancer and being an entrepreneur.

Jen Rozenbaum is a boudoir photographer who has dedicated herself to helping women discover their femininity and celebrate it shamelessly. She runs a boutique boudoir studio in New York and is a Nikon Ambassador and on Westcott’s Top Pro Team. She’s an educator, speaker, podcaster and author that helps other photographers build their business and their life. In this episode, we talk about Jen’s mission for her clients as a boudoir photographer and what it means to be Shamelessly Feminine. Jen shares her journey healing from breast cancer and how cancer changed her life and relationship with fear. We travel to a hole in the ground in Peru where Jen experienced the fertility goddess Pachamama and her tips for setting healthy boundaries in life. We explore her challenges and self-discovery while writing and then rewriting a book about fear, body positivity, shame, loving yourself and relationships. We discuss meditation, trauma and the brain and how Jen has learned to have a lot more grace for herself. This is We Are Photographers with Jen Rozenbaum and this is her story. Connect with Jen Rozenbaum on jenrozenbaum.com and @jenrozenbaum on IG, FB, TW and YouTube. Listen to all We Are Photographers episodes on CreativeLive and subscribe anywhere you get your podcasts!

After being unexpectedly diagnosed with breast cancer, Jen realized how important preparing your business for the unexpected was. She surrounded herself with a great support system and automations to get through it. Jen has her hands in so many pots that making sure there were automations in place to keep it all running smoothly. Vulnerability and Authenticity Help Preparing Your Business for the Unexpected Communication is Vital People Will Fall Off Outsource What You Don’t Like to Do Have All of the Timesavers Outsource As Soon As Possible Links Mentioned Jen's website Shamelessly Feminine Get to Know Jennifer Rozenbaum Jen Rozenbaum embraces her femininity while allowing women to embrace their own. By daring her clients to shed their clothes, they begin to shed their inhibitions. In just five years, Jen has found a burgeoning audience in the intimate photography market. She proves that you can own your world if you live fearlessly, think audaciously and act spontaneously.  

Is it easier for you to forgive yourself or forgive others? What makes that so? How can you live life intentionally so you don’t waste a second? Lauren and I dive into forgiveness and dating in this episode, which are very interconnected actually.  After Lauren comes back from the retreat she shared about in Episode 48, we dissect what forgiveness looks like, if it’s easier to date when you’re in your 20s or when you’re older, and so much more. Here’s what Lauren learned at the Matthew Hussey Retreat and there are some gems in here friends!   The Two Types of Forgiveness The forgiveness of others The forgiveness of self Lauren shares an example that Matthew Hussey used at the retreat that really helped her understand how to forgive yourself: Imagine a relay race. Now imagine that the first runner trips. The fourth runner in that race isn’t wasting any time getting mad at the first runner because she is simply running as fast as she can to make up the time. Matthew said that your life is a relay race and that every day you’re a new runner. There is no point in berating yourself when you’ve got a race to run. Dating + Living with Intention Lauren shares that she will date again because she’s not who she once was. She loved this insight from Matthew: Living with intention may not spark much change in your routines or life. Instead, living with intention may simply look like being aware of what your heart is saying.   Dating When You’re Younger (20s) vs. Dating When You’re Older (30s, 40s) Dating is different as you age. Your standards change. The pool from which you can date has changed. You have different life experiences. Remember that you have choices in who you date and whether you date, but even those choices can be overwhelming. As you age, you realize that you’ve made mistakes and that you can be harder on yourself than on others.   Connect with Lauren Trantham: Ride My Road (Facebook) Ride My Road (Website) Authentic Media Training (Facebook) Authentic Media Training (Website)   Lauren Trantham’s superpower is fierce tenderheartedness. Just imagine an elite ninja crossed with a hopeful romantic and you can understand her personality! She believes in black coffee, dark beer, shooting straight liquor, and that true strength lies in vulnerability. When she is not riding her motorcycle or traveling the world she is helping entrepreneurs find their authentic message so they can grow their business by getting real.   Connect with Jen and Shamelessly Feminine:   Join our Shamelessly Feminine Facebook Group Follow Shamelessly Feminine on Facebook Follow Shamelessly Feminine on Instagram Key Quotes from the Episode: “We worry about the future. We berate ourselves for the past. But again, it brings it back to: We only have today.” - Jen Rozenbaum   “Live life bigger. Join groups. Take chances. Have courage.” - Lauren Trantham   “I don’t want to waste a second.” - Lauren Trantham   “Part of forgiveness is a willingness to go out in the world and be wrong.” - Jen Rozenbaum   “Forgive yourself, and with forgiving others: just let it go.” - Lauren Trantham   This episode was originally published on shamelesslyfeminine.com/episode49.

When you’re in the trenches of stress and life, how can you realistically practice self-care? What are real-life ways to take care of what’s going on inside your heart when you feel super stressed? And what are Lauren and I doing about it?   Co-host Lauren Trantham and I talk about what’s going on in our lives, how we’re battling stress and the possibility of a Shamelessly Feminine Retreat in 2020.  If you’re stressed out right now, take comfort in knowing that Lauren and I are right there with you so we share what we’re doing in our real lives to combat stress and practice self-care. Three Ways We are Practicing Self-Care: Both of us will attend a retreat. It’s so good to get away, but it’s also super hard. Lauren decided to unplug by taking off all the apps on her phone and turning off her email. When we decide to get away, we wonder what do we do with ourselves when we’re not social. Lauren has attended workshops because she likes to get away from home and learn from an expert.   But how do you know when you’re ready to go on a retreat? For Lauren, going on a retreat is just an annual thing. Her family asks each other how they’ll get to the next level and learn something new. Going on a retreat or attending a workshop is just a part of her life. For me, it’s about getting away from my daily life because I want to get real and do the work.     2. We’re not self-medicating.  I haven’t been drinking lately to take better care of myself. Without drinking, there is so much more clarity and pain. We can self-medicate with our phones, exercise, shopping. Ask yourself, “What am I doing to self-medicate?”   Nobody feels better after self-medicating.   Make a journal of ideas to practice self-care and what brings you joy so that list is available in times of high stress so you don’t have to think of ways to practice self-care on the spot. A creative outlet like art, photography, etc. can help you practice self-care.   3. We’re broadening the definition of self-care. Self-care may look like tapping, a.k.a. EFT or Meridian Tapping.   It might look like Reiki (energy healing) or Polarity Therapy.   And of course, don’t forget to move your body, whether that’s through a work-out or dancing. (Check out Lauren’s Instagram Story Highlights!)   Conclusion: Listeners, what do you think about a Shamelessly Feminine Retreat in 2020? Leave a response in the comments section below! Lauren and I would love to hear from you!   Other Episodes Mentioned: Episode 16: Healing Ourselves Inside and Out with Tina Conroy Episode 22: Chronic Illness and Mindfulness with Marin Turner Episode 26: Practicing Mindfulness with Cory Muscara Episode 29: Remove Your Limiting Beliefs and Live a Life You Love with Valerie Friedlander   Connect with Lauren Trantham: Ride My Road (Facebook) Ride My Road (Website) Authentic Media Training (Facebook) Authentic Media Training (Website)   Lauren Trantham’s superpower is fierce tenderheartedness. Just imagine an elite ninja crossed with a hopeful romantic and you can understand her personality! She believes in black coffee, dark beer, shooting straight liquor, and that true strength lies in vulnerability. When she is not riding her motorcycle or traveling the world she is helping entrepreneurs find their authentic message so they can grow their business by getting real.   Key Quotes from the Episode: “That’s really what changes you -- when you take yourself out of your comfort zone.” - Jen Rozenbaum   “I know that I need to go through the pain to resolve whatever is going on in life.” - Jen Rozenbaum   “I’ve just become so acutely aware lately of how we self-medicate.” - Jen Rozenbaum   “As women … we keep things so close to our heart and we don’t talk about what’s really happening.” - Jen Rozenbaum   Connect with Jen and Shamelessly Feminine: Join our Shamelessly Feminine Facebook Group Follow Shamelessly Feminine on Facebook Follow Shamelessly Feminine on Instagram   This episode was originally published on shamelesslyfeminine.com/episode48.

I’m guessing you have a toxic person (or two!) in your life. How can you recognize toxic people? Why is it so hard to recognize that toxicity? And what does recovery look like? Co-host Lauren Trantham and I dig into what a toxic relationship looks like, why they can be so hard to pinpoint, and how you can recover from that type of abusive relationship. We want you to know that if you’re in an abusive relationship, please seek help because you have the freedom to make choices and get out.  Recognizing Toxic People For me, I have one of two reactions to toxic people: (1) they either make my skin crawl immediately OR (2) I understand they’re toxic but believe I can help “fix” them. One way to recognize toxic people is to ask, “How does this person make me feel?” In my life, I don’t want to upset the toxic person so I stuff down my own feelings and don’t take care of myself, all in the name of selflessness. Even when you recognize toxic people, you sometimes can’t separate from them, e.g. a family member. Toxic relationships are complicated. Emotional and verbal abuse comes out like a dripping faucet, but the next thing you know, you have a flood. Humans can adapt to almost anything so we adapt to abuse too. Abuse happens slowly. Two more keys to recognizing toxic people are asking, “Can I identify the drips?” and “Am I able to do something about it?” You can only control your own reactions. Recovering from Toxic People Lauren shares these best practices as she’s recovering from her toxic relationship: Be really clear about how you feel. Take moments to discover how you feel. Analyze if there’s any legitimacy to how you feel. Be really clear on who you are. Surround yourself with those who know and love you.  Conclusion: Remember that abuse can be really hard to recognize because it’s made up of little manipulations. Also, know that you can recover. You are free to do what you need to do to get help.   Key Quotes from the Episode: There is life after toxic people - Jen Rozenbaum   Connect with Jen and Shamelessly Feminine: Join our Shamelessly Feminine Facebook Group Follow Shamelessly Feminine on Facebook Follow Shamelessly Feminine on Instagram  This episode was originally published on shamelesslyfeminine.com/episode47.

Do you find that you like everything to be perfect? That you can’t stand it when you let someone down? Do you have a low tolerance for mistakes? And does forgiving yourself seem impossible? Lauren and I dissect our lives as we talk about what perfectionism is, why we can’t stand making mistakes, and how to forgive ourselves. You’ll also hear about the mistake Lauren made for a charity event, the time I hit a 95-year old man with my car, and an email from a fan declaring his love for me. You won’t want to miss this episode.  Letting Go of Perfectionism Recently, Lauren left off her partner’s logo on a graphic promoting a charity event. She felt horrible. Here’s one question to ask yourself when you’re struggling with being perfect: What is the truth in this situation?   Making Mistakes Lauren believes that she’s not so much a perfectionist, but someone who doesn’t want to let anyone down. When she does make a mistake, she resolves to be better only to let someone down again.  Here are several questions to ask yourself when you’re struggling with being perfect: Where does that thought come from? Do I hold people to the same standards that I hold myself to? What stories am I telling myself?   Forgiving Yourself Others may forgive you far more easily than you forgive yourself.   Here’s one question to ask yourself when things don’t go as you planned: Can I forgive myself when I make a mistake?   Your Next Steps Remember that perfectionism can show up in body image and unrealistic expectations. Read this Psychology Today article, Mothers are Drowning in Stress, to get an idea. Here are two more questions to ask when you’re struggling with perfectionism, making mistakes, and forgiving yourself:  Who do I have to be perfect for, i.e. who demands perfection from me? What is real?  If you struggle with perfectionism and a low tolerance for mistakes, will you get back with us? Let us know if you struggle in these areas too! Other Episodes Mentioned: Episode 40: Pachamama - A Moving Experience in Peru Connect with Lauren Trantham: Ride My Road (Facebook) Ride My Road (Website) Authentic Media Training (Facebook) Authentic Media Training (Website)   Lauren Trantham’s superpower is fierce tenderheartedness. Just imagine an elite ninja crossed with a hopeful romantic and you can understand her personality! She believes in black coffee, dark beer, shooting straight liquor, and that true strength lies in vulnerability. When she is not riding her motorcycle or traveling the world she is helping entrepreneurs find their authentic message so they can grow their business by getting real.   Key Quotes from the episode: There’s so much pressure on women to be perfect. - Jen Rozenbaum Perfection isn’t real. - Jen Rozenbaum Perfectionism comes back to self-worth and forgiveness. - Lauren Trantham We’re trying to be everything all the time. - Jen Rozenbaum   Connect with Jen and Shamelessly Feminine:  Join our Shamelessly Feminine Facebook Group Follow Shamelessly Feminine on Facebook Follow Shamelessly Feminine on Instagram   This episode was originally published on shamelesslyfeminine.com/episode44.

On this week's episode of Tea Time with Tajuana, Tajuana sits down with photographer, author, podcaster, breast cancer survivor and encourager of all women who need a little extra kick in the right direction Jen Rozenbaum What being a breast cancer survivor has taught her about being a woman Boudoir Photography & how it empowers women Shamelessly Feminine podcast Becoming an author How women take up space WITHOUT apology  Jen on IG: @jenrozenabum; @shortlegstalldreams; @jencreatesart Jen's website:https://jenrozenbaum.com/ 

What does confidence have to do with reaching your potential? What’s one secret you need to know to live more confidently today? And how does your wardrobe impact how others respond to you? Devoreaux Walton, an author and confidence coach, joins me as we talk about confidence, self-talk, and your wardrobe.  While we don’t see eye-to-eye on everything we talk, we still collaborate and connect, and respect the heck out of each other! If your confidence needs a boost and you don’t know where to start, listen to Devoreaux’s wisdom.   Devoreaux’s Journey from Feeling Stuck to Living with Confidence In 2014, Devoreaux was frustrated. She felt stuck working at a job she didn’t enjoy. She wanted to be confident and charismatic, but she wasn’t. Then she discovered counseling and therapy then she hired a life coach and audited her closet. Through her experience, she discovered “insider secrets” to become confident in who you are.  One insider secret is to be aware of your mindset and to understand the power of self-talk.  We all have lots of thoughts throughout the day with the majority being negative. Being self-aware of the thoughts you’re thinking can shift the focus of the negative and toward the positive. But how do you stop the negative self-talk? Focus on gratitude. Ask yourself, “What’s the best-case scenario?” Focus on the good that can happen.  What happens when the best-case scenario doesn’t happen? Remember to control what you can control, which is what you do, say, and think. When the outcome doesn’t go your way, think through what went well and what could be improved for next time. Honor yourself for what you did well and then evaluate what could go better the next time. How does your wardrobe impact your confidence? There’s a massive impact between clothing and confidence. How you dress impacts how others view you and how you view yourself. The response you get from people when you wear yoga pants will be a different response than when you wear a suit. After a difficult emotional time, dressing in a way that makes you feel confident and taking good care of yourself will help you feel more empowered.   Spending time the night before can make a world of difference in having a successful tomorrow. What if you’re multi-faceted and you’re unsure what image you want to show the world? There are times and places for everything. In general, it’s possible to have a consistent theme with your colors, fabrics and textures no matter what roles you play.   So what is Devoreaux’s Style? Her style has evolved because style is all about continuous improvement. We’re all changing and growing. It’s about a journey and enjoying the present moment.   Three to four years ago, Devoreaux’s style was more Americana, e.g. J. Crew and Ralph Lauren. Now, she prefers timeless elegance like Talbots, St. John, and Chanel. Her wardrobe has really shrunk. She encourages us to get rid of things that don’t fit, that we haven’t worn in a while, and aren’t respectful to our bodies. Audit your closet and maximize the essentials in your wardrobe. Devoreaux believes that women should always cover their derrieres, bosoms, and mid-sections. I don’t agree with this. But that’s okay! Connect with Devoreaux Walton:  Website YouTube Facebook     Devoreaux Walton is an author and confidence coach who serves as the CEO and Founder at The Modern Lady, a lifestyle company that educates and empowers women to live their best lives. Walton and her team teach women worldwide how to elevate their lives with elegance – helping them to unlock and unleash their feminine power through coaching, courses, and community. Walton knows the power of mindset, wardrobe, and charisma, and teaches timeless life principles for women to upgrade the essence of their chic selves to truly thrive. A Spelman College graduate with a Bachelor’s degree in Psychology and a Washington University in St. Louis graduate with a Master’s degree in Business Administration, Walton is candid about sharing lessons learned from her corporate career at Google and IBM to inform and inspire her clients. A Southern belle from Atlanta, Georgia, Walton currently resides in Dallas, Texas, with her Maltipoo daughter, Nyla.   Listen + Subscribe on Apple Podcasts or STITCHER We’d greatly appreciate a podcast rating and review so that we can reach more women! Search for the podcast in your podcast app (Shamelessly Feminine) Scroll down and click 5 stars Tap “Write a Review” & enter a brief review Press send   Key Quotes from the Episode: “The real problem lies in the fact that most women are constantly focusing on only the areas of improvement and not the areas of excellence.” - Devoreaux Walton “It’s about you being able to like what you see in the mirror.”  - Devoreaux Walton You’ll have much more joy and confidence when you’re authentic.” - Devoreaux Walton “Who we are today is a reflection of who we want to be today.” - Devoreaux Walton “We can all live differently and still be powerful and amazing and a collective.” - Jen Rozenbaum   Connect with Jen and Shamelessly Feminine:   Join our Shamelessly Feminine Facebook Group Follow Shamelessly Feminine on Facebook Follow Shamelessly Feminine on Instagram   This episode was originally published on shamelesslyfeminine.com/episode42.

In this episode of “Surviving to Thriving: Overcoming My Darkest Moment” I talk with author, podcaster and intimate photographer Jen Rozenbaum. After a miscarriage and life-threatening ectopic pregnancy, Jen needed to direct her energy into something creative, so she picked up a camera and taught herself photography. When a client asked for a boudoir photo, Jen really connected with it, and later learned that many women who seek out intimate photos are suffering from infertility or other issues around femininity. These sessions were healing, both for Jen and her clients. And she didn’t know it at the time, but it was all practice for her real darkest moment… a breast cancer diagnosis in 2017. Something she found, ironically, while noticing a shadow on her self-portrait. Going through surgery and chemo wasn’t the darkest part of her journey, however; it was post-treatment. Jen didn’t trust life and mourned the person she was prior to cancer. She wasn’t that person anymore. There was a lot of shame associated with both her fertility struggles and cancer, worried people may think she had done something to deserve it. She now shares those difficulties openly and authentically via her podcast, and through Instagram self-portraits. She also continues connecting with women through intimate photography, helping them be shamelessly feminine. Learn more about Jen at https://jenrozenbaum.com/ and https://www.shamelesslyfeminine.com/. Follow her photography on Instagram: @jenrozenbaum.

I am excited to bring you a solo episode this week! I plan to bring more of just me and my thoughts as well as continuing to talk with amazing guests. If you have suggestions on what you’d like to hear, please don’t be afraid to email me at Jenrozenbaum@gmail.com! Today, I want to talk about “more butt, less but”. As many of you know, I am a boudoir photographer and what I mean by that statement is that I want to see more butt and fewer excuses that we make to ourselves. “Whatever you’re thinking about in your head, it’s probably not true!” - Jen Rozenbaum I see this so often in my line of work! We are making all kinds of excuses and are afraid to get out of our comfort zones. Now, it can be difficult to do, I know! But, the only time you’ll grow and learn what you’re are capable of is by getting uncomfortable and stepping out from behind those barriers. “See what you’re made of, girl!” - Jen Rozenbaum Where are you making excuses in your life? Are those excuses preventing you from going after what you really want? Tell those voices to shut up! I’m guilty of this mindset as well. For example, I am publishing a book and I really had to step out of my comfort zone in this process. I had moments when I told myself, “I’m not qualified, I don’t have a degree in this”, but the truth is, I have valuable life experience that has to be heard! So, ask yourself, “are those excuses really true?” “Get out there and do something uncomfortable today!” - Jen Rozenbaum Let’s Connect! See all that Jennifer has to offer at Shamelessly Feminine! Join The Shamelessly Feminine Facebook Group and continue the conversation! Connect more with Jennifer on Facebook and Instagram!

Currently qualifying my next round of clients, apply here or go to MisterProductivity.com.   Jen Rozenbaum embraces her femininity while allowing women to embrace their own. By daring her clients to shed their clothes, they begin to shed their inhibitions. In the last ten years, Jen has found a burgeoning audience in the intimate photography market and is now sharing her shamelessly feminine movement with women worldwide. She proves that you can own your world if you live fearlessly, think audaciously and act spontaneously.   On this episode with Jen Rozenbaum: boudoir is who you are, balancing business with your life, the power of outsourcing, understanding spouses and kids, why we need boundaries.   Where you can find Jen: Instagram (Jen Rozenbaum) Instagram (Shamelessly Feminine) jenerations.com shamelesslyfeminine.com   What did you think of this episode? I want to know. Go to MarkStruczewski.com/blog/jen and leave a comment.   If you're looking to take your productivity to the next level or if you are interested in bringing me in to speak at your event, visit MarkStruczewski.com. Follow me on LinkedIn, Twitter and Instagram. Subscribe to my weekly Next Level Productivity Digest newsletter. If you love the show, share it with a friend on Apple Podcasts.  

Today I interview Jen Rozenbaum. We talk about what it means to be shamelessly feminine, and how overcoming fear comes down to putting things into perspective while practicing presence over perfection. About Jen Rozenbaum Jen Rozenbaum embraces her femininity while allowing women to embrace their own. By daring her clients to shed their clothes, they begin to shed their inhibitions. In the last nine years, Jen has found a burgeoning audience in the intimate photography market and is now sharing her shamelessly feminine movement with women worldwide. She proves that you can own your world if you live fearlessly, think audaciously and act spontaneously. Connect with Jen Rozenbaum Website http://www.JenRozenbaum.com http://www.ShamelesslyFeminine.com LinkedIn URL https://www.linkedin.com/in/jennifer-rozenbaum-0ba705a5/ Facebook URL https://www.facebook.com/JenniferRozenbaum Twitter URL http://www.twitter.com/jenrozenbaum YouTube URL http://www.youtube.com/jenrozenbaum

Femininity and intimacy are something that today's guest, Jen Rozenbaum, knows all about. A boudoir photographer, educator, and recent breast cancer survivor, Jen is an advocate for shedding both your inhibitions and your clothes. Everything from questioning your own femininity, embracing who you are and standing up for your relationship with your own body is on the table today. It doesn't have to take a life crisis to take care of and celebrate yourself, and it is time to spread your power and beauty. This is a real and open talk about finding unique beauty in unexpected places, recognizing your own power, and kicking cancers ass. If you have or are currently dealing with cancer in some aspect of your life, this episode is for you. How does Jen’s attitude of embracing femininity and understanding purpose through disease fit into your journey? Let us know in the comments.   In This Episode The realities of what a cancer patient is actually thinking and how you can support them What you can learn from being betrayed by your body Fully understanding the fundamental aspects of self-love Knowing what you want and having the courage to ask for it Listening to the universe and trusting your gut above all else   Quotes “I have this belief that if you shed your clothes you shed your inhibitions, and the true you really comes to the surface. So that's really what I’ve dedicated myself to, every woman has a story, I just take a picture of it.” (2:31) “As much as I am helping other women and kicking their butts, they are also helping heal me and kick my butt into, you know, living the most full life I can live.” (4:09) “Really being in tune with what makes you happy, what you want in life, what you will tolerate and boundaries, and when you stand up for those things, the love for yourself grows exponentially. And you become powerful enough to then go after what you want to do in your life.” (13:51) “It is still a process, and I think that it is very difficult for women to be honest with each other about those processes that we are going through throughout life, and I would love to see more of that honesty and connection.” (20:23) “I also try to stand in the moment and say I need to deal with this now, I need to feel the pain and the agony and the sadness because if I don't it will come back to get me at some point. And I am not ready to sacrifice any more time of my life for that.” (27:59)   Links Jen’s Website Shamelessly Feminine Website Follow Jen on Instagram | YouTube   Check out the full show notes for this episode Women Hacking Betrayal Facebook Group Have you taken the Post-Betrayal Quiz yet? Keep up to everything From Betrayal To Breakthrough Follow Dr. Debi Silber on Facebook | Twitter | Youtube | LinkedIn

EPISODE SUMMARY: This past weekend was my daughter’s bat mitzvah and although I didn’t feel stressed about the whole thing, it did take a lot of time off my regular routine. The Saturday before my daughter’s party, I went to a party and had a few drinks. I wasn’t feeling well on the way home and was sent to the emergency room. The doctors took a lot of tests and could not really find a reason for my sickness but I knew that it was because I overworking myself and not listening to what my body needed. Why are we so good at ignoring what our body needs? We continue to push through and break down once our bodies have had enough.  It was as if going to the ER was my body yelling at me and telling myself to slow down! So for you, are you listening to what your body needs? Are you giving yourself the self-care that you need? Take this as my reminder to you today, It’s okay to slow down and give yourself a break! Let’s Connect! See all that Jennifer has to offer at Shamelessly Feminine! Join The Shamelessly Feminine Facebook Group and continue the conversation! Connect more with Jennifer on Facebook and Instagram!

Today’s guest is a TedX Speaker, boudoir photographer, cancer survivor and woman behind the movement "Shamelessly Feminine”. She shares stories about feeling less than, imposter syndrome, building a business on your own, and her recent breast cancer diagnoses. WHISKEY & WORK FACEBOOK COMMUNITY: www.facebook.com/groups/whiskeyandwork WHISKEY & WORK PODCAST CLIFF-NOTES: www.kelseymurphy.com

Have you ever felt imposter syndrome? If you already don’t know this, I am launching my first book! I just sent over my manuscript over to my beta readers and have been feeling some serious imposter syndrome. These negatives thoughts have been creeping in this week. I do believe that my story will help someone but just like the title of this show, sometimes we need a kick in the ass and I needed that kick in the ass! “You’re not an imposter, you know what you are doing! So, tell those thoughts to shut the eff up!”  - Jen Rozenbaum If you’re feeling these negative thoughts, know that you’re so NOT alone! One of the ways that can help me get over imposter syndrome is to take to the confessional and let out how I am feeling! How do you deal with imposter syndrome? “Ladies, It’s up to us to change the world!”  -Jen Rozenbaum Full show notes: http://shamelesslyfeminine.com/episode5 Let’s Connect! See all that Jennifer has to offer at Shamelessly Feminine! Join The Shamelessly Feminine Facebook Group and continue the conversation! Connect more with Jennifer on Facebook and Instagram!

Get the show here or get it on iTunes — Please post a review on iTunes. [Editor's note: A word of caution: There is some strong language and topics in this episode. In an abundance of respect in our listeners, we've chosen to list this one episode as explicit.] In this episode, Skip Cohen and Chamira Young chat with boudoir photographer and educator Jen Rozenbaum.   Images copyright Jen Rozenbaum   We discuss in detail: How photography allowed Jen to rediscover joy and re-integrate herself into the world How Jen empowers women to celebrate their femininity shamelessly How we should be more of ourselves Creating a space of non-judgement and connection with photography clients How we can change lives and embracing our power Embracing natural beauty The topic of beauty within our culture, and how that definition shifts Not being afraid to take risks in order to find your passion Taking risks, believing in yourself, and experiencing life Life lessons, and what Jen learned about herself through the challenge of breast cancer     You can find Jennifer at: ShamelesslyFeminine.com: Jen's Podcast, launching August 15th. Her book titled "Shamelessly Feminine" will be launching in January 2019. JenRozenbaum.com: Jen's website for photographers Jenerations.com/gallery-1: Jen's Boudoir Gallery     Enhance your revenue stream: sign up for Adobe Stock and submit your video content! Learn more and sign up here Learn how to shoot better video with the weekly Photofocus DSLR column     Check out Adobe Stock's Content Guide For Shooting Ideas! Check it out HERE   Have suggestions on future topics you want us to cover? Reach out! SkipCohenUniversity.com @SkipCohen on Twitter and Facebook skip@mei500.com Chamira Young: chamira@photofocus.com      Share This Podcast! Please share this podcast with your friends and subscribe via iTunes.

Jen Rozenbaum embraces her femininity while allowing women to embrace their own. By daring her clients to shed their clothes, they begin to shed their inhibitions. In the last nine years, Jen has found a burgeoning audience in the intimate photography market and is now sharing her shamelessly feminine movement with women worldwide. She proves that you can own your world if you live fearlessly, think audaciously and act spontaneously.

Thank you for tuning in for another episode of The Intuitive Woman Podcast and the series, Trouble To Triumph. I had the pleasure of speaking with Jen Rozenbaum today. I met Jen casually through yoga and attending classes at The Center for Wellness and Integrative Wellness in Roslyn, NY. This past year I was captivated by her story. She was very public about her breast cancer diagnosis, as well as her daily vlogs, her feelings of diagnosis, surgery, reconstruction, side affects, emotions and more. I would watch her, in the good the bad and the ugly moments as she shared her story with the world. As Jen would say sometimes, the "ugly cry". In this conversation, Jen doesn't hold back, and gets pretty vulnerable. She's truly an inspiration to every woman, with or without cancer. Jen also went very public on: www.thewell.northwell.edu There you can find a few stories of Jen's journey. Jen has a podcast in the works: The Shamelessly Feminine Podcast and all her info is below. Jen Rozenbaum embraces her femininity while allowing women to embrace their own. By daring her clients to shed their clothes, they begin to shed their inhibitions. In the last nine years, Jen has found a burgeoning audience in the intimate photography market and is now sharing her shamelessly feminine movement with women worldwide. She proves that you can own your world if you live fearlessly, think audaciously and act spontaneously. www.jenrozenbaum.com https://www.facebook.com/groups/ShamelesslyFeminine/

Imagine this: You're a successful Photographer, TEDx speaker, instructor, wife, and mother. Your career is exploding as you joyously create the portfolio life that you love. Then two words change your life: Breast Cancer. It's been just over 8 months since Jen Rozenbaum's diagnosis. She's been transparent about her ups and downs through the struggle, and she kindly joins The PhotoTellers to answer even more questions. THIS CONVERSATION IS FOR PEOPLE WHO: Want to learn about success in boudoir photography (yes, we talk business) Love Jen and want to hear more about her journey Are wondering what to say--and not say--to someone struggling with cancer If you missed the first conversation here with Jen, CLICK HERE. A few more teasers from this episode: "What is feminism?" "The pictures are secondary . . . the pictures are a souvenier." -Jenn One of the most memorable stories from her career. The difference between successful and non-successful boudoir photographers (it's not about skill). Her favorite resources: why musicians and chefs? Bryan Peterson's Understanding Exposure book Giving meaning to "disease" How to stop your own mental downhill spiral: "Flipping the script" 3 things not to say to someone who has cancer Her Wonder Woman photo: power of the vision photos give us See Jen and connect with her {and grab a free guide to her top 5 selling poses} by CLICKING HERE. My conversation with Bryan Peterson, author of one of Jen's favorite books HERE

It’s difficult to be in front of the camera, but the person behind it can make all the difference. Boudoir photography is having a moment as a beautiful expression of femininity. Whether it is to celebrate a wedding, reclaim your body after becoming a mother, or to stand tall and beautiful in the face of recovery, a boudoir photo shoot allows women to see themselves as they really are, uniquely beautiful. One of the frontrunners in the boudoir photography business is Jen Rozenbaum, whose fine art background and compassionate heart have produced a style of boudoir photography that is one part art and one part social movement.

Jen Rozenbaum is an award winning boudoir photographer, momma, wife and cancer survivor. Recently having finished chemo (YAYY!!! GO JEN!), this interview with Jen is right smack in the thick of her chemo treatments. To be exact, the day after a chemo treatment. And she shares a ton of wisdom on how we should all be looking at and loving life, our bodies and the gifts we have in the everyday. 

In this episode Gary and Rob sit down with Jen Rozenbaum to discuss her work as one of the premier boudoir photographers and her pathway to get there.

"Whether you think you can, or you think you can't -- you're right." - Henry Ford This week's episode is one of my favorites of all time because I'm joined by the incredible Jen Rozenbaum. Jen has been a CreativeLive instructor, speaker at WPPI, she's part of the Wescott Top Pro Elite team, the Sigma Pro Team, featured in Rangefinder magazine, Good Morning America... ...the list goes on forever. Jen joins me on today's show to explore the deeper issues holding photographers back as well as talk about her personal belief system and how that's been critical to the growth of her business. What You'll Learn Why growing your business starts in your head How to combat fear of failure What the curse of the artist is (and how to overcome it) How creating a belief system can drive your business     Resources Mentioned Jeneration Boudoir Photography Studio Jenerations Boudoir Blog Fundy Storyteller Video You 2 by Price Pritchett You Are a Badass by Jen Sincero The Secret by Rhonda Byrne

Long Island, Queens-based photographer Jen Rozenbaum joins Michael Novo this week on the Out of Chicago Podcast. Jen, who will be teaching at this weekend’s Out of Chicago Portrait Conference, discusses some of the keys to getting started with  boudoir photography, approaching the business side of things and keeping the confidence up in your subjects. In addition to her client work, Jen also focuses on educating fellow photographers, and has a following in the Jen Rozenbaum’s Boudoir Group on Facebook (https://www.facebook.com/groups/JenRozenbaumsBoudoirGroup/) , as well as her website (http://jenerations.com) . The post Boudoir photography techniques with Jen Rozenbaum: OOC Podcast Episode 35 (https://www.outofchicago.com/2016/04/05/boudoir-photography-techniques-jen-rozenbaum-ooc-podcast-episode-35/) appeared first on Out of Chicago Photography (https://www.outofchicago.com) .

Shutter Slam's Photography Tips with Photographers Jen Rozenbaum and Craig Beckta. In this interview Jen Rozenbaum shares how she got started in Photography, her favourite gear and a whole lot more.

Episode #196 of the podcast features an interview with Jennifer Rozenbaum. Discussion topics: Building trust, Showing Vulnerability, work/life balance and seeking sharing permission.

Having photographed over 1,000 women, Jen Rozenbaum knows a few things about making women look their best in front of the camera. And it also doesn't hurt that long before she picked up a camera, she'd spent her life studying art. Maybe you're one of the tens-of-thousands of Photographers that Jen has helped; maybe this is the first time you've met her. Either way, WELCOME! What can you expect from today's conversation? Hear Jen's answer to what seems like an obvious question: "What IS boudoir photography?" Why her famous hashtag? #shamelesslyfeminine Jen minimizes the concept of "posing," focuses on "proportion." What's the difference? Learn the concept of yin/yang in boudoir photography Hear Jen's surprising answer, and her own personal experience, to the gender question: "Can MEN be effective in this field?" Pick up a few in-camera tricks for creative photos Jen discusses the impact of writing a book on her career as a Photographer And speaking of her book!!! Along with her other accolades, Jen is also a published author! Learn what you can expect from her new book, published by Amherst Media: The Boudoir Photography Cookbook: 60 Recipes for Tempting Photos. Click the link below to grab your copy from Amazon. [NOTE: that's an affiliate link, and yes, I DO make a buck or two if  you buy through that link. So please & thank you.] Skip over to Jen's website to find more resources; including her Wardrobe Guide, instructional materials, and some free educational resources.

This week on TWiP Weddings, New York boudoir photographer Jennifer Rozenbaum joins us to talk about boudoir photography for wedding photographers. What can wedding photographers learn from boudoir photography and how can wedding photographers add boudoir to their photography offerings? The post TWiP Weddings 013: Beautiful Boudoir with Jen Rozenbaum appeared first on This Week in Photo.