Welcome back, my dear friends. It feels so good starting the new year with something I truly love – bringing this podcast to you.
This episode is one in which I was a guest on Becky Hadeed’s podcast called, The Storied Recipe, that we recorded last year.
At the time, Becky was a food photographer. If you’ve heard episode #43, you know what a powerful conversation that was, about being a photographer and not having a photography business.
The reason I am sharing this episode with you is that I feel that many of you may relate to it. The move from a corporate career to a creative industry, the struggles and the fights, I feel like it’s our story, not just mine. You may have gone through something similar.
I hope you have some laughs, some emotions, some inspiration and some nostalgia as you listen through.
In Becky’s words, “let me take you on a journey through the twists and turns of a bold, brave life.”
Here’s what the episode includes:
- Dyutima talks about her visit to India last year and why it was a life milestone.
- She shares the memory of her soul food and why it makes her cry every time.
- Dyutima and Becky discuss the recipe and how to cook with mustard oil without being intimidated.
- Dyutima shares how her childhood and her mom’s cooking led her to her photography career.
- She goes into her life as a healthcare architect and why she moved away from it.
- She talks about how she gave up everything for the love of her life and built a life, from scratch.
- The risks, mindset and everything that went into jumping from a thriving career in architecture to building a business in food photography.
- Dyutima finishes the episode by talking about life’s indications & how we need to take them more seriously.
It is the leaps of faith that bring us to where we are meant to be. Would you agree?
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