Wesley Verhoeve - Taking Action & Committing To The Process

We're back! It's been a while. Check out the last episode if you missed it as I went in-depth with an update—talking about where I've been, and what's in store for the future. 

With that being said, I wanted to kick things off with this interview that I did with Wesley Verhoeve. We actually recorded this last year, and I feel terrible that it's taken this long for me to post it up, but I didn't want it to launch in the middle of the break I took from the show. 

So, here it is, and I'm excited to share it. 

If you're not familiar with Wesley, he's a very talented photographer and curator, who has just released his first monograph titled 'Notice'. In this interview, we talk about his early career in the music industry, how he discovered photography, and then we spend the majority of time talking about how his latest book project came to be. 

This is a really interesting one as Wesley first started this work while he was in lockdown in Vancouver during the early stages of the pandemic.

Things we touch on include:

• The importance of taking action and small steps forward
• Why printed work is so important
• Making things happen rather than waiting for them to come to you
• And many more!    

Definitely take some time to check out Wesley's work. I put links below to his website, and Instagram, as well as a link to his book 'Notice'. He still has some copies available if you're interested in ordering! 

Thanks for listening!

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Wesley's IG 

Wesley's Website 

Check out his book 'Notice'