Being both a nature photographer and a chaplain, he engages in two seemingly different life disciplines that require a high level of expertise. The connection? While a minister tells a story, a chaplain focuses on listening to a person’s story.

Similarly, exploring nature with a camera requires a receptive mindset. Glenn discusses how to capture that natural beauty not only for one’s self, but to be released to others. To do so, we must focus our mind and lens to create order in immensity. In this way, both disciplines require unraveling a story: to pull order out of chaos.

In his role as chaplain and life coach, Glenn gives workshops on developing resilience in life. Primarily, people want to be seen, heard and understood. Designed to be connected, we are happiest when we act in ways that are mutually beneficial.

With photography, we learn how to see clearly what matters most, to be receptive to what life is providing. So too with the practice of resilience. As human beings, we are more adaptable than we realize.

What are people saying about Glenn’s workshops on resilience?

Wow I really needed this now. I wish we had more time for this.

Also offering workshops on photography, Glenn is the provider of the beautiful nature images on this Kabbalah 99 website. Listen in on this conversation to hear three actions you can do right now for greater resilience in your health, mind and heart.

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• Glenn Sackett Photography