“Today I choose peace. Today I choose love. Not for them — for me. I release the old story. I rise into who I’m becoming.”

There will be videos in this chat.That will be my morning check in.

Let’s talk about something that most people try to avoid —But it might be the very thing that sets you free. Radical Acceptance. Not approval.Not agreement.Not giving up. Just finally saying:“This is where I’m at. This is what’s real. And I’m done fighting it.” Maybe you’re burnt out.Maybe you lost momentum.Maybe the vision you had for your art, your life, or your career feels way off track. Radical acceptance says:“Okay. This is the truth today. And now I get to move forward from here.” We don’t rise up by pretending we’re somewhere else. We rise up by meeting ourselves right here, with honesty and grace. That’s what this community is about. No shame. No pretending.Just showing up as you are — and taking the next right step. 📣 Today’s reflection:What’s something you’re finally ready to accept about where you’re at? If you feel safe, share it below. If not, write it down just for yourself.Because acceptance isn’t weakness — it’s the starting line. You’re not alone.We’ve all got something we’re working through.Let’s walk it — together. Would you like this turned into: - A Reel/voiceover script for Instagram or TikTok? - A Classroom journal prompt download? - A mini creative exercise around Radical Acceptance? I’ve got your back — just say the word.

If you’re a creative who’s ever hit rock bottom, felt stuck, invisible, or like the world wasn’t built for people like you...You’re not alone — and this is your comeback. I’m a musician, too. I’ve lived it. And I’m not here to teach from a mountaintop. I’m walking this journey with you. This is more than a community.It’s a creative uprising for misfits, rebels, and real ones who are ready to rise — together.

If you’re a creative who’s ever hit rock bottom, felt stuck, invisible, or like the world wasn’t built for people like you...You’re not alone — and this is your comeback. I’m a musician, too. I’ve lived it. And I’m not here to teach from a mountaintop. I’m walking this journey with you. This is more than a community.It’s a creative uprising for misfits, rebels, and real ones who are ready to rise — together.