The DareMethod

Delivering tangible proof of a choice available to you in life.

A unique coaching method using photography, presence, and deep self-reflection to transform how you see and create your life.

How DareMethod Works

Why It Works

When life gets complex, we need clarity - not more effort

DareMethod helps you see the self-image that’s driving your experience, so you can change it from the inside out.

  • Turn subjective experience into an object (an image of you)

  • Observe yourself with clarity and compassion

  • Break looping thought/emotional patterns

  • Spark insight that leads to real change

  • Create a visual anchor for your transformation

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Dasha Dare

“The transformation You seek is the transformation of the experience of “being you” this lifetime.

Chances are - wherever you go & whatever you do, every experience you have will be bound to your body that contains your “Self”.

Our bodies are capable of embodying and hosting multitudes of experiences. Yet not all of them are linked to your Identity (“this is what it means to be me”).

In pondering the question of how to re-label experiences that define me, the photographer that i am - I thought that perhaps we could use Images - photos of our faces, creatively - as an “icon” for a folder representing the Self, while changing some of the properties or contents of that folder.


The first step would be to open a person up to a more flexible view of self: I am not only this, But I am also that. all of this states are available to me. Thus, I have choice - And I can have agency over what choice I make.

This is the DareMethod - stretching the walls of your self-perception to invite more flexibility in identifying the self, leading to a more detached way of knowing oneself. not through the prism of labels and identities, but through the prism of the fundamental, irreducible experience of BEING YOU - an experience that becomes more and more pronounced as you stretch you current self-image.”

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