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My son and I practicing a new song lyric "Have No Doubts"



Here is a song I wrote that made sense for me to share with you today. We are all going through changes and sometimes the lack of certainty and instability is making us get out of our comfort zones. But I wanted to show my present life and share a song that means a lot to me toward the mindset I would like to have always. Which is a mindset that "has no doubts" about the ability to make the best of any situation and one that is grounded in reality in the moment and knows that its mission is to continue to be happy because if it wasn't then it wouldn't be alive breathing right now. Well I hope the song and video sum up what I mean better.  Please enjoy. The Lyrics are below.

I know this world is cold but please realize
If ya breathing now then you can feel alive
Everything that happens starts from inside
Close your eyes right now and just visualize
You could have your own entire enterprise
Own your own corporation and devise
A mission to heal the world for you and I
HAVE no Doubts

And sometimes you feel like your crucified
Feeling victimized cause maybe you have tried
To do your best, your stressed, thinking that you should hide
Hold ya head up high, do what you do with pride
The pressures on, you thinking is a do or die
But too much stress will leave you with suicide
Relax, take my hand and let's unify
HAVE no doubts

Cause having doubts will leave with a negative
Mind state that won't make it better and
You won't be happy knowing that you've settled when
You were close to you goals, but yet again
Opportunity knocks and you don't let him in
Cause instead of receiving you severing
Stay positive your beliefs are the medicine
Have no doubts

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