BECOME

A few years ago, I found myself in a quiet pause between chapters.

I had come through cancer.
I had lost my mother.
Life was still moving on the surface — work, travel, music — but internally, something slowed everything down.

It wasn’t sadness.
It was listening.

I knew something was forming — a sound studio, a sanctuary, a place of resonance — but I didn’t yet know how it would take shape.

What I noticed was this:

The harder I tried to figure it out, the tighter my body became.
The more I pushed, the further clarity felt.

What shifted everything wasn’t effort.
It was support.

I began working with a hypnotherapist. We did one long session, then I listened to a specific recording consistently — not trying to make anything happen, but allowing my nervous system to soften into the idea of what I was creating.

I didn’t plan the studio.
I felt it.

How it would feel to open the door.
How the instruments would sound in the space.
How people might feel when they arrived.

Once that settled, movement followed.

The studio opened in thirty-six days — not because I rushed, but because my system trusted what was unfolding.

BECOME was created from that understanding.

When the body feels safe, clarity leads.
When the nervous system is supported, momentum comes without force.