Music

Every artist in the world dreams of performing at the Grammys. Since I was a kid, I had been manifesting it, and two years ago, it happened. I was invited to perform with my favorite singer, John Legend.

I actually didn’t know what I was in for until about five days before the show. I couldn’t believe it when the CEO of the Grammys called and invited me to sing. I was in shock, but I was also exhausted. It all happened after cancer, a failed IVF attempt, and just as the war in Ukraine had begun. I performed, but mentally, I wasn’t ready for any of it.

After the performance, I wanted to hide and not respond to anyone. I ended up losing my voice for a month, too. My point is that our mental health and overall well-being are incredibly important. If either is struggling, we’re not truly ready to enjoy our dreams when they become reality. That’s why I will always be the biggest advocate for mental health.

Please take care of yourself—so when your dreams come true, you’re ready to enjoy them!

Singer-songwriter based in Los Angeles. Sharing my post-cancer journey and working on a podcast dedicated to helping others navigate cancer with hope and ease.

I’ve just finished my morning meditation session. 
Having an obsessive mind in the times we live in is so challenging.
Hearing stories like yours is inspiring!