We’re accepting prayers and organizational assistance. 😂 This was the first piece of artwork I hung in my music room, and it brings together two big parts of my life. I was a musician long before I was ever a trucker. Music was already part of me before the miles, the loads, and the long days behind the windshield. Now I’m building from home, and this room is becoming my music room, my office, and my home recording studio—the place where I practice, write, record, and create lessons for Sing It Like You Mean It. Apparently, three job descriptions in one room also means nothing knows where it belongs. Including me some days. 😂 But this picture is up. A little piece of where I’ve been, hanging in the space where I’m working on what comes next. And yes, there’s a little 153 tucked beside that road. ❤️ I want to start sharing more of getting this space cleaned up and put together. You’ll get the actual process, including the “why is THIS over HERE?” portion. And if you’re near Reno and enjoy organizing a room with approximately twelve purposes, you are absolutely welcome to message me and come help me sort this crap out. I’ll provide the music. 😂🎶 Maybe your singing practice space is a whole room. Maybe it’s a corner, a chair, or somewhere you can close the door for a few minutes. Let’s make those spaces a little easier to use—starting with one surface we can actually find. Where do you sing or create, and what’s the ONE thing you’d change about that space?

I want to take a moment to recognize and thank the first members of Sing It Like You Mean It: 💛 Ashlee Johnston 💛 Elizabeth Bauder 💛 Shannon Way 💛 Pat Drazen 💛 Jessica Labetti 💛 JenEstelle Johnson 💛 Charles Butcher 💛 Carrie Crews 💛 Sarah Ehlert 💛 January Kenepp I know every one of you has a life, responsibilities, dreams, businesses, and projects of your own. The fact that you chose to spend even a little of your time inside this community means more to me than you probably realize. You aren’t “just members.” You are the first voices helping me shape what this community will become—and I truly appreciate you being here while it grows. ❤️ Since so many of you are building something of your own, let’s make this post about you! Drop a comment and tell us: 🎤 What you do or what you’re currently building 🔗 Where we can connect with or support you 🎶 What brought you to Sing It Like You Mean It—or one thing you would love to strengthen in your voice or confidence There is absolutely no pressure to perform or prove anything here. This is simply your opportunity to introduce yourself, share what matters to you, and let the rest of us cheer you on. We may be a small community right now—but this is how meaningful communities begin. Thank you for being among the very first. 💛🎶