The Industry is Dead, w/Kyshona Armstrong

💙 Ready to go deeper?If you're enjoying The Work of Warriors, I'd love to invite you to The Red Heart Collective, a live membership for people who are ready to better understand their nervous systems, increase their capacity, and create lasting change.The podcast is where we have conversations about mental wellness. The Collective is where we do the work.✨ Learn more and join us: kimrapach.comSUMMARYIn this conversation, Kim Rapach speaks with singer-songwriter Kyshona about her mission to be a voice for those who feel lost and forgotten. They discuss the importance of community in the music industry, Kyshona's experiences with music therapy, and the lessons she's learned about the industry's challenges. Kyshona emphasizes the significance of vulnerability, connection, and the healing power of music, while also sharing her personal journey of overcoming silence and fear. The conversation highlights the need for artists to support one another and the importance of mental wellness in the creative process.TAKEAWAYSKyshona's mission is to be a voice for the silenced.Community is essential for artists' success and well-being.The music industry often prioritizes profit over artistry.Music therapy can be a powerful tool for healing.Vulnerability is key to connecting with others.Artists should focus on their purpose beyond industry standards.Creating art is about the process, not just the end product.Listening is a crucial skill in supporting others.Mental wellness is a collective responsibility.Everyone has a story worth sharing.TITLESFinding Your Voice Through MusicThe Healing Power of CommunitySOUND BITES"The industry is dead.""Do the hard thing.""Music is the tool." Thank you for listening to The Work of Warriors.If this episode encouraged you, please consider following the show, leaving a review, and sharing it with someone who could benefit.To learn more about private coaching, The Red Heart Collective, speaking, or upcoming retreats, visit kimrapach.com.Until next time, keep doing the work that helps you become a stronger, steadier warrior.