Here's what I want for you: Finish your ideas so they don't die on the vine.

Do MORE of what you love

AND GET RESULTS  

The #1 reason you'll LOVE to engage with this process is because it can turn your sea of ideas into a sea of songs. You can adjust your workflow based on already proven methods and techniques.

Once you learn this process, you'll uncover a whole new way of understanding what your true strengths are, and how to write songs easier. You might even uncover who your listeners and audience are to cultivate a dedicated fan base.

Is it worth it? YES! Finished songs are shareable and usable for TV, film, social media, and playlists, making them more likely to be shared and enjoyed compared to unfinished, unpolished tracks. Your ideas can evolve into something monumental with just a bit of extra effort, which ultimately feels incredibly rewarding!

That means you'll be able attract listeners organically (just by creating and finishing a great product) while ensuring none of your creative concepts go to waste. (By the way, the music industry is still thriving, but you need to know where to put your music.)

Once you decide to go "all in" with your songs, you'll find new ideas still pouring in, and you'll feel confident in transforming them into finished products. This leads to a larger audience, more adoration from your fan base, and tangible revenue streams.

Don't let another great idea go unfinished!

But, you and I both know there are many moving parts to bring your great idea to a successful song. 

Half the battle of finishing your idea is getting your mind right before you dive head-first into creating and sharing your unfinished or unedited ideas!

You might be feeling...

• Discouraged: Your constant influx of ideas, resulting in a backlog of unfinished projects, can lead to feelings of discouragement and self-doubt. When you see others celebrating their completed songs and successful releases, you start to wonder if you have what it takes.
• Unmotivated to Finish Songs - You might be doubtful that you're good enough and wonder if your ideas are unique and impactful enough to make worth putting in ALL that effort and work to finish it! 
• Stuck in Skill Development: You want to create songs that resonate deeply with your audience—but you may need to enhance your songwriting skills and develop a more structured approach to your creative process to achieve that.
• Lack of Organization Without a Systematic Approach to Songwriting : You may struggle to keep track of your ideas and effectively manage your creative output. As a result, you find it challenging to build a cohesive portfolio of completed songs, hindering your ability to showcase your talents to potential collaborators or industry professionals.

It’s time to let any of that negative self-talk go because you deserve a seat at the musical table!

• Focus on your unique personality (the cliche saying “there’s only one you” never rang truer) while finding your own path in songwriting.
• Align to what lights you up in your music—meaning: you create songs that truly resonate with you so you're intrinsically motivated to see it through!
• Use your energy in ways that allow you to be successful by tapping into your strengths and setting realistic goals to overcome challenges 
• Stop watching what everyone else is doing because you're becoming so secure in your personality, gifts, and abilities as a musician/songwriter (BTW, this is how you find your purpose).

Let's take two huge steps for your process! 

Finding Your "Why" When It Comes To Creating: Before investing more time in leading nowhere, it's essential to clarify what you really want for yourself and  for your music, what drives you to create? 

IMPORTANT: You can’t miss this step because it’s the foundation for your musical success. 

Take This Creative Stream & Channel It Into A Waterfall: It starts with reflection from the inside out which means channeling your resistance into strength so you don't stop when it gets hard.