‎“It’s better to look ahead and prepare, than to look back and regret.”

There was a time when Ted Williams was standing on a street corner with a cardboard sign. Homeless. Struggling. Nearly invisible to the world rushing past him. And then—one moment. Someone asked a simple question. Ted spoke. That voice—the golden voice—cut through the noise of traffic, cynicism, and assumptions. Within days, his life changed. Radio gigs. Interviews. Opportunity. A second chance many people thought had already expired. Here’s the part that sticks with me: Ted didn’t suddenly become talented that day. He didn’t suddenly matter. The world just finally paused long enough to notice. That’s a reminder worth sitting with. You don’t know which conversation, post, video, sketch, idea, or act of courage is the one that flips the script. Most breakthroughs don’t announce themselves with dramatic music—they show up disguised as an ordinary moment on an ordinary day. So if you’re building quietly… If you feel unseen… If it feels like you’ve been shouting into the void… Keep going. Your voice matters. Your work matters. And your “moment” might be closer than you think—possibly one brave step away. Funny thing about life: it only takes one person paying attention for everything to change.

Before September of 2025 I (maybe 🤷🏼‍♂️) had 1 subscriber to my YouTube channel. Proud of the work I have done on it since then. Proud of the views I am getting. Stepping out into 2026 with 84 subscribers and 10.5K views!!

My go to after an upset late last night. My Sunday (part of my morning) https://youtu.be/o8Gds6lBick?si=-lXjHSMwczwjqW0m

https://music.youtube.com/watch?v=mWWdvn3Epyg&si=y76kdfwBuuvdrnF2 Beautiful tone.