57 min
EP. 88 | Sanjay Jogia | Transforming Lives Through Photography and Spirituality Relight Your Fire
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In this insightful conversation, renowned photographer Sanjay Jogia shares his personal and professional journey, reflecting on how his background in architecture and his spiritual awakening have informed his creative process.
From a humble beginning influenced by his father's work at Kodak, followed by transitioning to photography against the backdrop of the economic recession, Sanjay's story is one of pursuing passion and embracing change. He discusses the significance of storytelling through photography, the impact of losing his mother at a young age on his spiritual growth, and his mentorship inspirations. Sanjay also delves into his work with Canon's Young People Program and his future endeavors aimed at using photography for healing, self-celebration, and empowering the next generation.
Throughout the conversation, themes of gratitude, spirituality, and the importance of aligning with one's true purpose emerge, highlight Sanjay's belief in the transformative power of creative expression.
To find out more about myself, the work I am involved in or the show – visit www.anitagoyal.com
Or to get in touch with me you can email anita@anitagoyal.com.
Thank you for listening and for all your support.
00:00 Introduction: Sanjay Jogia
00:52 The Journey from Architecture to Photography
02:01 Embracing the Creative Process and Overcoming Industry Challenges
05:38 The Architectural Influence on Photography
07:56 Advice for Aspiring Creatives in a Rapidly Changing World
12:38 The Power of Spirituality in Personal and Professional Growth
13:02 Finding Purpose and Embracing Life's Challenges
23:45 Reconnecting with Spirituality and Intention
27:18 Inspiring the Next Generation
28:41 Empowering Youth Through Photography
30:39 The Personal Journey to Photography
31:47 The Power of Creativity and Spirituality
36:52 Mentors and Inspirations in Life
47:02 The Future of Photography and Personal Development
49:38 Celebrating Portraiture and Healing
54:14 Concluding Thoughts and Future Collaborations
In this insightful conversation, renowned photographer Sanjay Jogia shares his personal and professional journey, reflecting on how his background in architecture and his spiritual awakening have informed his creative process.
From a humble beginning influenced by his father's work at Kodak, followed by transitioning to photography against the backdrop of the economic recession, Sanjay's story is one of pursuing passion and embracing change. He discusses the significance of storytelling through photography, the impact of losing his mother at a young age on his spiritual growth, and his mentorship inspirations. Sanjay also delves into his work with Canon's Young People Program and his future endeavors aimed at using photography for healing, self-celebration, and empowering the next generation.
Throughout the conversation, themes of gratitude, spirituality, and the importance of aligning with one's true purpose emerge, highlight Sanjay's belief in the transformative power of creative expression.
To find out more about myself, the work I am involved in or the show – visit www.anitagoyal.com
Or to get in touch with me you can email anita@anitagoyal.com.
Thank you for listening and for all your support.
00:00 Introduction: Sanjay Jogia
00:52 The Journey from Architecture to Photography
02:01 Embracing the Creative Process and Overcoming Industry Challenges
05:38 The Architectural Influence on Photography
07:56 Advice for Aspiring Creatives in a Rapidly Changing World
12:38 The Power of Spirituality in Personal and Professional Growth
13:02 Finding Purpose and Embracing Life's Challenges
23:45 Reconnecting with Spirituality and Intention
27:18 Inspiring the Next Generation
28:41 Empowering Youth Through Photography
30:39 The Personal Journey to Photography
31:47 The Power of Creativity and Spirituality
36:52 Mentors and Inspirations in Life
47:02 The Future of Photography and Personal Development
49:38 Celebrating Portraiture and Healing
54:14 Concluding Thoughts and Future Collaborations
57 min