On my music journey, nothing has ever come fast. Any time I’ve tried anything, it’s taken much longer than I would have hoped or expected. And if you can relate, this one’s for you.
In this episode I’m talking about what it actually looks like to stay faithful to your calling over the long haul. Not the highlight moments. The regular Tuesday mornings. The seasons where you changed lanes and wondered if you were done. The times you felt like the fruit wasn’t coming.
We cover why slow does not mean it’s not working, how changing lanes is not the same as quitting, what it looks like to tend your calling on a consistent basis, why you’re probably measuring against the wrong scoreboard, the validation trap and how to get free from it, and what harvest actually looks like when it doesn’t match what you expected.
I also share the story of teaching myself music production late at night while Suzy put the kids to bed, a song I wrote on a napkin at fourteen years old, and what The Gap and the Gain taught me about measuring in the right direction.
You are further along than you know. Let’s talk about it.
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