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You know, I just want to share how God's been working in my life lately. When things get tough on the field, I turn to prayer, and Jesus always shows up. He's my strength, you know, and through Him, everything becomes possible. That's just the truth.

It’s about that deep connection, you know? When you're struggling, really struggling, it's often because your brain and your body are just fighting each other. We spend so much time putting on a character for the world, but we need to stop. We need to be honest, truly honest.

You know, when I'm writing songs, it's always about keeping it real and letting it flow naturally. Like, sometimes I'll just grab my guitar and start playing, and the band might jump in later, but it's gotta feel authentic from the start.

I'm being real with you because if we don't talk about the heavy stuff, the anxiety and the weight on our chests, then we're just hiding. It's about that internal conflict, that battle inside your mind every single day, and I'm not afraid to share that journey with you.

When you get stuck in those hypothetical loops, you're living in a future that doesn't exist. You have to ground yourself in the physical world. Taking a breath and actually verbalizing your fear helps your brain realize it’s not real yet, creating that necessary connection between mind and body.

I think writing music was always just my way of like, making sense of everything that happened, you know? Growing up, I felt like I had so much inside of me but nowhere for it to go, so I just put it all into songs to help myself heal.

Yeah, it’s about being real with yourself, you know? We all wear these masks, these characters, but deep down, your mind and your body are just crying out to be heard. You can’t keep running from that disconnect. You’ve got to let them talk, let them be friends again.

Man, Albuquerque has this raw energy you just can't fake. I'd find myself sitting in these old diners, staying in character long after they yelled cut. You know, just watching the people, feeling the grit. It really helps you find the truth of the role.