Those Voices In Your Head

If you’re a person with a dream, it’s highly likely you have an accompanying doubting voice somewhere inside. What do you do with the voices in your head? Is it possible to separate the helpful ones from the harmful ones? Sometimes I wish I could just press an on/off switch to mute those unrelenting, negative voices but maybe that would cancel out my deeper instincts. And my deeper instincts provide me with so much helpful insight and creativity which I rely on and need to tune into for life and music. Last week I launched the first episode of my mini podcast Lost & Found: Behind The Book and one of the first topics I discussed with my guest and beta reader Nikolai Moderbacher, was how he identifies (or HEARS) his intuitive voice. (By the way if you don’t yet own a copy of my book Lost & Found: Finding The Power In Your Voice, you can get one here. The first entire section of selected writing is based around the theme of one's intuitive voice). 

I believe one of the first steps with intuition is hearing, or learning how to listen to your instincts, which is why you can see that as the subtitle for this first section of the book. When you develop a stronger capacity to hear yourself, you can better recognize what things your voice is saying that are helpful, or supportive, and what things are less helpful, or even destructive. You can also gather next steps for that artistic dream that’s been wanting you to take action. 

If you want support so that you don’t get deterred from your music dreams, then I highly recommend you take a listen to this conversation. And hope to hear you and see you at the next one!:)