Mother. Artist Developer.✨Owner of @knottygirllocs. ♊️ @lafilmschool Alumni 👩🎓 A&R/Mgmt/BGVs @BigLewTFL
Dallas/LA
Joined March 2009
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Some of the services that I offer :
*Artist Development
*Artist Management
*A&R
*Songwriting
*Arrangements & Back Ground Vocals
*Executive Production
*Publishing Admin (ASCAP/Bmi/Songtrust
*Spotify/Apple YouTube Artist Page Managment
*Mentorship
*Creative Direction
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I promise u working in the music business is one of the most scamming , emotional, none backbone things i will ever be a part of . Once Im out im going into screenwriting becuz imma tell all the storys of all these capper/fakers i experienced in this sh*t – at Sunny Isles Beach, FL
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being a self-aware person doesn't mean i view myself as a good person. i think a lot of people get that confused. it literally means that i am vigilant of both my light and dark side. i have also made peace with my flaws even though i'm always working through them
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Your identity is just a collection of habits. Habits of thought. Habits of emotion. Habits of action. None of them are permanent. None of them are you. They are just patterns you've repeated. And patterns can be broken. Identity can be rebuilt.
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maybe you are not becoming cold. maybe you are finally noticing how many of your relationships depended on you being endlessly available, agreeable, and easy to access.
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Maybe one of the best things a person can grant us is the permission to be completely ourselves 🕊️
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You cannot be friends with someone who is not in the same wavelength, mindset, or lifestyle as you. Friendship needs alignment.
People who have not attained a certain level of self-awareness or discipline will often become uncomfortable in the presence of someone who has.
No matter how much grace, compassion, or patience you extend to such people, they will eventually feel threatened by the parts of you that remind them of what they have not become.
Instead of being inspired, they become confronted by their own shortcomings. And when that happens, two things often occur:
They will try to pull you down to their level to justify their inadequacies, or slowly buildup envy and resentment towards you. This is why outgrowing people is sometimes necessary; not out of pride, but out of self-preservation.
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I’ve been training myself not to prioritize something for someone that they don’t prioritize for themselves.
If you don’t care, then neither do I.
If you think something else is more important, then I agree.
