No matter where you go, what you do, or who you're around, the level by which you've built yourself to will apply in some way or another. At some point before stepping into new rooms, you may feel overly adequate in some area. Like you're king of the world and nobody can touch you. But when you walk into a place with a different kind of energy, a place where others have been building and have been seeing their dedications through, you might find some inner lack - that's ok, know that it's meant to be like that so you feel the push to dive into it. You're meant to understand why it is you feel lesser, that way you can make it a fine tuned part of your musical life arsenal. I'm a strong believer in the things you want requiring a new version of yourself. You're meant to go Deeper

On the braids of momentum we find ourselves entangled in, how we decide to look around when we look up determines much of where we continue to head. Do we come up gasping for air, as if we've been drowning? Or do we glance around with patience and grace, knowing the apparent path is the one we're most in alignment with. Many times in my journey I looked up and around and down and back again - I confused myself with a myriad of self based trials, those of which mostly disoriented my larger goals. Take the time to appreciate the hardest parts of the journey and to decompress when your body needs it.

sometimes the journey asks very odd things of you. it may ask you to completely abandon an old way of being it may ask you to forget your past it may ask you to forget who you are to become the better version of you. to listen, accept and deliver, is what I like to consider Walking by Faith. Faith that you are supported Faith that your life has great potential Faith that your outcome will be much different than your current situation. so Pony up, as they say... Ride in with grace and gratitude, things always work out in our benefit in one way or another anyway...

Walk in and let your message be known. You have a message of greatness that needs to be spoken

We forget how far our tank can go if we never test it