Jen Rozenbaum Finds A Profitable Passion and Purpose Helping Woman See Their Beauty with Boudoir Photography Starting From Her Bedroom!

Jen Rozenbaum

In 2008, Jen Rozenbaum left her job with a family business to have her first child. With what little time she had as a stay at home mom to an infant daughter, she taught herself how to take photos. Turned out she had quite a knack for it and her passion photography was born. 

In an AOL video profile, Rozenbaum says shortly thereafter, she discovered Boudoir Photography and fell in love with the genre, telling her husband, she knew what she wanted to do when she grew up and that was to become a Boudoir Photographer. Forty Eight hours later, Jen started her business out of her bedroom!

Rosenbaum explains to AOL that she perceives Boudoir Photography as an opportunity for woman to explore their sensuality, intimacy, and femininity through an amazing experience of dressing up, putting on make-up and above all, stepping out of their comfort zone.

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Jen wants woman as clients that want to participate in the boudoir session for themselves, but can also serve as a gift to husbands or boyfriends, Rosenbaum’s passion for Boudoir Photography drives her purpose which is to make a difference in women’s lives by encouraging them to feel “confident and desirable by showing women they are beautiful, worthy and can be a little fearless” through photos that are tasteful and sexy at the same time.

She has worked with women who have survived breast cancer, woman who have lost everything and woman trying to save their marriages.

In the AOL Video, Rozenbaum says she believes every woman is beautiful. Her job is to help them find their particular beauty and to empower woman with a side that they may not show every day, but is inside of them.

Jen coaches her clients every step of the way, saying she does not just tell them to stand there and look sexy. Posing has become a specialty of Rozenbaum.

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In a Q & A with the Boudoir Forum, Jen explains her love of Boudoir, “I love the transformation. There is nothing better than when a client sees themselves all done up and how awesome their bodies look and they say ‘WOW – that doesn’t even look like me!’ Except it totally does! It’s such a thrill to show them the beauty that they behold.”

In a mini profile for Entrepreneur Magazine, Jen says that “She meets personally with every client before a shoot. During the session, she makes sure to focus on both taking compelling photos and making her client comfortable. She tells them about her kids, makes fun of herself and makes it clear that her studio is a ‘no judgment" zone’”

In response to many requests, future plans call for couples shoots. Rozenbaum tells Entrepreneur Magazine, “We'll just have to set up boundaries and make clear what people can and cannot do together during the shoots," she says. At the end of the day, boudoir needs to be about beauty and sexuality, nothing else."

In November 2011, Jen Rozenbaum opened a studio called Jenerations in Long Island City NY.

In Don’t Seek Success – Be Happi, I write about passion, purpose and finding your profitable passion in great detail. Passion means what interests you the most. We all have unique passions in life separate and distinct from anyone else. By giving it some thought, you can easily figure out what your passions are. Many of our passions, however, may yet to be discovered. Jen Rozenbaum did not pick up a camera until 2008 and quickly discovered a new passion which she has turned into a profitable passion with her Boudoir Photography business. Don’t be afraid to try new things, you may discover a passion you never knew you had and turn it into a profitable passion.

Passion and/or a profitable passion drives purpose. In Jen Rosenbaum’s case her purpose is to empower woman by showing them they have a sensual and sexy side they may never have thought they had.

When you add the other principles in the Be Happi model to passion and purpose; belief, enthusiasm, heart, attitude and imagination, success cannot help but to find you!

On her website, Jenerations, Rozenbaum says, “I believe in hard work, doing what you love, and challenging yourself in any way that you can. If you do those three things with all your heart - you will learn and grow in ways you can't even imagine.

Well said.

To learn more about passion, purpose and finding your profitable passion, see Don’t Seek Success – Be Happi.

Be Great!

MB