If you’re heading into the new year feeling creatively overwhelmed — with too many ideas, unfinished projects, and uncertainty about where to focus — this episode is for you.

So many singer-songwriters struggle not because they lack inspiration, but because choosing one direction feels risky. What if you pick the wrong project? What if you lose momentum? What if you don’t follow through?

In this episode, we explore a gentler, more sustainable approach to creative focus: choosing one creative practice instead of forcing yourself to commit to a specific outcome or project.

Rather than asking, “What should I make this year?” we shift the question to, “What is asking for my devotion?”

You’ll hear:

• Why having too many ideas can create creative paralysis
• The difference between choosing a project and choosing a practice
• How focusing on one creative practice builds clarity, consistency, and trust
• A guided listening exercise to help you tune into what wants your attention right now
• How devotion to practice can naturally support songwriting, singing, and creative momentum

This episode is an invitation to slow down, listen inward, and release the pressure to have everything figured out. You don’t need to chase every idea — you only need to choose the practice that can hold them all.

If you’re craving creative clarity without burnout, and focus without force, this conversation will meet you right where you are.

<3 Lainey

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