Head Down and Locked In

Goodness abounds. I’m happy to be here with you. The children are growing, the YouTube channel is growing, and so is the vision. Thank you for walking with me.

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Soular Rock Radio is almost at 1k Subs!

We’ve gone from 420 to 993 in a few weeks. The response has been amazing, and the comment section has been on fire!

You’ve subscribed already, right?

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The Soular Garden Party is Here

A few weeks ago, I mentioned I was going to be having some parties in the garden and that I would invite you. I am a man of word.

If you’re in Philly, come through on Friday, May 30th for an exclusive event in Germantown. The band will be playing and the vibes will be right. RSVP here for the location.

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LAB TIP – Locking In

I figured out how to reset my explore page on IG. Cuz I ain’t gonna lie…it was getting a bit out of hand. I was looking for things that would feed me, but since the reset, I realized that nothing there could give me what I’m looking for. It was/has been a reflexive distraction at best. I’m scrolling a lot less these days.

Instead, I’m trying to keep my head down and create more.

Join me. For the next week, try to create as much as you consume. If you scroll for an hour, match that with some sort of creative output. Let me know your progress and I’ll share it in the next newsletter. Deal?

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What’s Next?

• Know anyone looking to learn guitar? My Intro Guitar Program is for them. You can check it here.

• Soular Rock is growing! Please share with anyone who may be interested.

• 🔔 Catch me on these internet streets: check me on Instagram and YouTube.

• Let me know what you’re up to! How can I help?

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Cold Feet

This is another cut from deep in the archives. Another cut that most likely won’t see the light of day. In the early days of my marriage, I would stay up unreasonably late, so my wife would be long sleep when I finally retired. In the winter, I would climb into bed and she would, for some inexplicable reason, think it was ok to slide her ice cold talons under me for warmth. I wrote a song about it: