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In this episode of Podcast More Life, we welcome California based lifestyle photographer Kristin Ellis to discount her journey as a freelance photographer, overcoming adversity and getting outside one's comfort zone. Kristin Ellis has worked with some incredible national brands and has boasted over 10,000 dedicated followers. Kristin Ellis has an enate ability to capture the pure and authentic moments in life. Moreover, Kristin does a great job of translating and describing her vision and experiences to her audience. Kristin is such a humble and honest human and it's so great to listen to her share your struggles through her journey as a freelance photographer. Krisitin involuntarily brings a smile to everyone's face as she carries a ton of positive energy and charisma. We learn how Kristin has built a network of clients and partners. Additionally, Kristin shares how getting out of her comfort zone and just going for it has led to her getting incredible opportunities and experiences. Join us as we learn how to build a following of dedicated fans, increase our client list, and make a positive impact in the world all the while making a living. This is a must-listen podcast for every creative.  A little bit about Krisitin Ellis: Adventure has always been in my blood but photography found me at the age of 14. An old Canon film camera landed in my hands one family vacation to the iconic Yosemite National Park. I was hooked. The valley inspired me and I fell in love with the outdoors, fell in love with visual storytelling, and found what I was being called to do. But it wasn't until 2017, on a trip back to the valley of granite where I recognized I could make this my career. Growing up in Florida, I found myself dreaming of elsewhere. The whole world actually. After wrestling with the "what if's", I made the move to the opposite coast: California. Eager to grow in my craft, I strive to say yes to all I can, seek out collaboration with other ambitious creatives, and gather as many stories as I can from all walks of life. I was told something that has stuck with me throughout my short life thus far: "There's no comfort in the growth zone and no growth in the comfort zone."