When I first started making music, I honestly made it for me. I wanted music that would feed my soul. I wasn’t thinking about another income stream. I wasn’t trying to be fancy. I was just creating from a real place. But then I checked my stats and saw people listening from different countries around the world. That hit me different. Now let me be clear, these royalty checks might only buy me a crab dinner right now, but that’s not the point. The point is this: There are possibilities sitting inside the things we create. Sometimes we start something because it feels good to our spirit, and later we realize it can also open doors, build reach, create income, and touch people we may never meet. So I’m going to keep on keeping on. Like one of my Mentor say, we never know who’s watching. So this is your reminder too: Don’t downplay what you’re building. Don’t wait until it looks “big” to celebrate it. Don’t talk yourself out of showing up. Somebody, somewhere, may already be listening. Have you ever created something just for you, then realized it had bigger potential than you expected? Humbly grateful, 🙏🏾Terri -- aka Cr8tive Ai / Sew Cr8tive Designs "Where Creativity Lives"

Found this while working on the next MoneMotion secret weapon. I talk with Mone *every day* on the phone, and still discovering the DEPTH of this man's creative roots. Maybe we'll organize a community trip to Jamaica one day so Mone can bless us with a cultural tour? 🙏🏽

I've worked with A-list talent in music and film. This lifestyle video — shot and edited by me — shows 2 of my go-to techniques: attention to detail and b-roll in slow-mo. A few examples in the video below 💯

I used Monemotion and Mone's whole workflow for this one. ☺️

This is my first attempt at lip syncing. I figured I'd start with something short and work my way up.