… The Voice has been such a tremendous experience. I’m calling it the growth incubator because we come out as different people on the other side. I was a different person before my blind audition, and the moment John turned for me, I knew my life had changed.
I always struggled with believing in myself and having the courage to take the stage and stand in my name. I almost gave up, but I garnered the courage to step into the light I knew was always meant for me. When John turned, it was like confirmation for me that all the years of hard work meant something. Since then, the amount of love and support has been so incredible and almost overwhelming at times because I’m just not used to it, but I’m welcoming it and receiving it as much as I can.
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