Hi @Kenny Sanders , just wondered if you could give us an update on what’s coming up? Are you working on any new tracks etc

Whether you're thinking: "Nothing ever works out for me..." or... "Something amazing is going to happen today." ...your brain immediately starts looking for evidence to support that belief. Psychologists call this confirmation bias. Your brain naturally notices, remembers, and gives more attention to information that matches what you already expect. If you wake up expecting problems, you'll probably notice every inconvenience. If you wake up expecting opportunities, kindness, growth, and abundance, you'll begin noticing things that were always there—but you were previously filtering out. Tomorrow morning, before you even get out of bed, try this: ✨ "Something amazing is going to happen to me today." Then pay attention. You might be surprised by how differently your day unfolds when your mind starts looking for what's possible instead of what's wrong. What you repeatedly focus on becomes the lens through which you experience your life. ❤️

Just some feedback, I had a stressful morning with not knowing if my elderly mother was having a heart episode and also about to board a plane for work. So I was very worried about her and the situation as to whether I should stay or still get on the plane. And normally I wouldn’t risk it at all leaving but the work situation involved a very stressful contract. Mum is ok which is a huge relief but while I was waiting to hear one way or the other and pacing the airport, I listened to the anxiety track and it did shift my mood significantly. I was able to breathe. Then got the good news. Thank you!

If you keep telling yourself... "I'm always tired." "I'll never change." "I'm just an anxious person." ...your brain starts looking for evidence to support those beliefs. But here's the exciting part: The same thing happens with empowering thoughts. When you repeatedly feed your mind messages like... ✨ "I am disciplined." ✨ "I make healthy choices naturally." ✨ "I deserve abundance." ✨ "I am becoming the person I want to be." ...your brain begins searching for evidence to make those statements true, while your habits slowly start aligning with that identity. Now add music into the equation. Think about how easily a song gets stuck in your head. Lyrics replay without you even trying. That's because music has a unique way of bypassing resistance and embedding itself into your memory. That's exactly why we created melodic affirmations. Instead of repeating positive statements that can feel forced, they're woven into music your brain actually enjoys listening to. Over time, you're replacing old mental programming with healthier, more empowering patterns. You become what you repeatedly consume. 💬 What's one belief about yourself you're actively trying to rewrite?

How is everyone getting on? Has anyone had any successes or even challenges? What is everyone’s daily listening routine? Do you have a set approach or go with the flow?