Andrew Day is a Portrait Photographer + Director based in New York City whose clients include the likes of Vogue.com, Forbes, Adidas, Bare Minerals, and L'Oreal Paris, Victoria's Secret, and Target (to name a few). Needless to say, you have seen his incredible work. He focuses on natural, more sensual moments in life, and his work is a reflection of his own view of the world and humanity.

Andrew is one of those whose success is built on the back of more than a decade of intensive, dedicated, and full belief of self, grinding work. In this interview, he shares his story, his focuses, how he views life and success, and a few laughs. Jump in and listen to this intimate discussion on entrepreneurship and life.

Find Andrew:

Andrew Day (andrewdaystudio.com)

ANDREW DAY (@andrewdaystudio) • Instagram photos and videos

In this episode, Sarah discusses her relationship with fear, how diminishing our damage takes us further from our best, and how stress overload leads to a fatigue we don't always notice.

Follow Sarah on IG: @sahipps

Colleen Ryan-Hensley is a Performance Coach, a Navy veteran, the founder of the #BingingSober movement, and host of the Mental Toughness Makeover podcast.

As a Navy veteran, Colleen struggled with depression, alcohol abuse and post-traumatic stress. In this episode, she discusses how she turned her fight into her greatest asset. She reimagines mental toughness and helps people discover their healing.

Find Colleen at Colleen Ryan Hensley

And on social media: Colleen Ryan-Hensley (@colleenryanhensley) • Instagram photos and videos

I effectively shut down my business over two months ago. I haven't posted consistently or in search of engagement. I haven't pushed episodes here (clearly). So... uh, what have I been doing?

In what society may deem a step back, I've taken a giant step forward. Listen in to learn more. I promise, I'll be around more now.

Stay tuned also as I have great interviews ready for you that I KNOW the time is right to publish.

This episode is an excellent one discussing mental health, ADHD, community, and the Black man.

John Hazelwood is an early 30's African American male mental health advocate in the fields of ADHD and Black Men's healing awareness. John was diagnosed with ADHD at the age of 21 due to emotional regulation and productivity issues experienced throughout his college career. Though his degree and career are in the Mechanical Engineering field, he has found an unwavering passion for mental health awareness within recent years, especially as a minority, as he embarked on a journey to understand his own mental health. John and Marc Almodovar are founders of the Men's ADHD Facebook Support Group with over 10k members. He is the co-host of the Men's ADHD Support Group podcast where he discusses disparities in the mental health community while also documenting a daily journey with ADHD. John utilizes YT, twitter, FB, and IG to create mental health inspired content and is affiliated with mental health resource groups such as Black Men Heal and Therapy for Black Men. His content has been featured throughout numerous mental health accounts including recognition from high-profile influencers for work in the field.

John's goal is to inspire, empower, and motivate men, especially those of color. He proves that safe space does exist and mental health is important by being a much-needed Black male representative in the ADHD community. Through vulnerability, transparency, honesty, and resilience, John hopes to bridge the gap in understanding neurodiversity while sharing from a place of authenticity personal experiences, educating, and networking with other likeminded individuals. Moving forward, he wishes to expand his presence to TV, streaming throughout networks instead of only social media!

"Change begins with us acknowledging and being accountable for how we show up, pledging to dedicate the bandwidth it takes to make a difference in our community and our own lives."

Follow John:

IG: adhd_j0nj0n 

Twitter: j0n_j0n

Men's ADHD Support Group | Facebook

In this episode, Sarah explores the reasons she chose to move out of Chicago, IL after only 8 months. She shares how she used her own coaching skills to drill down on the reasons for and against moving and how she determined what was best for her future goals.

Work with Sarah: info@sarahhipps.com

Find Sarah on social:

IG: sahipps

FB: sarahahipps

TikTok: sahipps

Kenna helps guide women through today's fast paced dating world. Her process is focused on the human behavior aspect to dating, by looking at how our patterns create the same results in our lives. She helps steer clients to dating for their future, rather than their past so they can meet their guy in just 6 months. 

In this episode, listen as Kenna and Sarah dive into navigating the unknown of life and finding what is possible for you. Find Kenna:

thekennarenee - Listen on Spotify - Linktree

www.instagram.com/thekennarenee

I want to use this season of Show Up with Sarah to use more episodes to dive deeper into fewer topics that I discuss with my clients so often that I believe bringing it to my listeners would be a big benefit!

In this episode, I discuss Communication Anxiety - a trend I see in my clients where they don't communicate because of certain fears that lead to them not showing up for themselves and taking the power from others by deciding their capacity to receive you. Here, you'll learn my favorite motto!

If you want to work with Sarah Hipps, head to www.sarahhipps.com to book a free intro call on how you can become better, faster!