Join the free challenge | October 5th – 9th
You know those photos sitting on your phone that you keep meaning to do something with?
The ones you love… but can never seem to find?
The ones you keep telling yourself you’ll organize when you have a free afternoon?
Yeah. Those.
Maybe you’ve tried before and got overwhelmed.
Maybe you’ve downloaded a few guides and saved them for later.
Or maybe you’ve never really started at all.
Just small, focused steps that help you move from “I really need to do something about these photos” to
“Okay… I’m actually making progress.”
Every day during the challenge, you’ll:
A short video that shows you what we’re focusing on that day.
Set a 15-minute timer and work on your own photos.
Come into Memory Makers Circle and tell us what you got done, what surprised you, or where you got stuck.
DAY ONE
Find realistic pockets of time and make it easier to actually sit down with your photos
DAY TWO
Put the simple Keep / Delete / Save process into practice and make your first real dent in the chaos.
DAY THREE
Start recognizing which photographs deserve to stay… without second-guessing every decision.
DAY FOUR
Practice letting go of the photographs that aren’t serving you anymore, without guilt or perfectionism.
DAY FIVE
Identify the photographs that have a story to tell and deserve a life beyond your camera roll.
By the end of the five days, you won’t have organized every photograph you’ve ever taken.
And that’s not the goal.
The goal is to have practiced a simple process enough times that it starts to feel possible.
Decisions made, breathing room created, and proof that you can make progress even when life is busy.
All you need is your phone, 15 minutes a day, and a willingness to start.
Chosen from everyone who shows up and participates throughout the challenge.
It’s not about who gets through the most photos.
It’s about showing up.
We’re creating momentum. Sometimes the difference between “someday” and “I’m actually doing this” is just 15 minutes.
October 5–9 · Five days · Fifteen minutes a day ·
A simple process · A little support
And a chance to finally do something about those photos you’ve been meaning to get to..