Today, I was asked about what project I was working on. Inside I felt defensive, I didn’t want to share any of it - not the name, idea, nothing. So I answered honestly and said I wasn’t ready to share details yet, I mentioned I’m excited about it and will share in due time. On the receiving end, the person got quiet, as if offended, which I decided to ignore and pivot to another topic. I’m sharing this because I want to be brave and bold with my creativity. And if I don’t want to share it, I shouldn’t feel bad if that offends. Sometimes we say more than we wanted, sometimes we feel obligated to share what should have waited until it marinated within our own creative mind first. What if what I share was intended only for the project, what if I keep that energy, those words, and that share solely for the project it is intended for? The Project itself is a living thing, couldn’t I be stealing from it by giving away what belongs only to it? I decided to sit with myself. Just me and IT. And together, what came to mind when asked about it flowed out into where it was meant to go. I created an entire episode, full of words and descriptions and characters. Sit with Yourself long enough to create what’s in your minds eye. As I’ve read here many times, “there’s magic in the momentum”. Stay on Trac. 💕

What are you building that is requiring you to sit down and rest on it? With the fever season going around (I caught it too), it's important to take time for our bodies to rest. The purpose is for our minds and spirits to catch up to all the upgrades we are getting from the output! I see you. You're doing amazing, but don't forget that your period of rest doesn't have to be a period of hiatus from your projects. use this time to dig deeper into the plan, the vision, the logistics, the magic, the team, the holes in the plot, and the red tape that needs to be addressed. For me, this is what I did. Now that i'm on the other side of healing, I can say I do have more clarity about the mission at hand!

I like to view projects like living entities. I do my best to water them daily or at least give them some form of attention. That can take form in many ways but if days go by with zero energy, love, or output being poured into your idea - it could die. It's a harsh truth, but a necessary discussion when we want to build something from imagination into reality. Tip of the day: write down your ideas - big or small. Then order them from highest to lowest in priority of your immediate needs. Block them out into systems of triads that can allow you the focus to get three, clear, actionable accomplishments completed every day. Now, you're building a roadmap for your calendar. Days won't float by with no progress. Even baby steps are movements in the right direction. That's all you need. The magic is in the momentum. Stay on TRAC! 🌐

With our first event of 2026 only 5 days away, I'm geeked about sharing this container with the world - especially our warm network. Being a part of this tightly woven community has shown me a lot of the blessings, curses, trophies, and flaws of trying to build on a solo journey. It's not impossible, but it definitely isn't convenient or recommended. I've been doing a lot of deep diving into education: systems, strategies, and separations from what is shiny on the outside, but hollow on the inside. TRAC is going to remain a space that is dense with value for creatives to build their vision with - like a tool, not a co-dependent resource. As the soft launch nears this week, I'm reminding myself to stay focused, resilient to negativity, and open to suggestions on how to make this idea the best that it can be. The magic is in the momentum!