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Sara Melotti was a dancer for most of her life, until a back injury ended her career. She went on to a new career as a fashion photographer within 6 months from her first click of the camera. After working as a fashion photographer for 3 years, Sara realized that her work was hurting women by creating unrealistic beauty standards that they can not live up to.

This led her to a new purpose and passion project Quest for Beauty. Sara has started traveling around the world to find out what beauty really means today. Her new project has led her to visit remote areas and discover difficult situations that many women face in today’s society.

Recently, Sara has been highly publicized after creating an article ” Instagram created a monster” exposing the many tricks that Instagrammers are using in order to gain following and likes.

She has been featured in the New York Times, Daily Mail, Italian Vanity Fair,  The Huffington Post and so much more! Today, Sara is traveling the world working with NGO’s, photographing all over the world to share compelling images of the people she meets during her assignments.

In this episode Sara talks about the importance of getting out of your comfort zone in order to succeed and how to stay authentic as a content creator.

Listen Below:

In this Episode:

• 4:08

  The biggest sacrifice to become a travel photographer

• 7:09

  The story behind “How Instagram Created a Monster”

• 11:12

  Creating income while living a nomadic lifestyle

• 16:08

  How to pitch work to clients

• 18:20

  De-conditioning your thinking and listening to your instinct to find your purpose

• 20:18

  The importance of getting out of your comfort zone and how to stay authentic as a content creator
   
   

  Click here to get the extended interview with Sara to find out how to get genuine engagement on social media.

  
   

   

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