“I Believe” by Soja, Michael Franti, and Nahko encourages us to believe in ourselves and our actions. The lyrics emphasize that everything we do and say has consequences, so it’s essential to be mindful of our choices and words. We are urged to stand up for what we believe in, follow our own path, and be true to our vision. The song reminds us that our actions and words shape our reality and that we have the power to build a positive life by making conscious choices. Overall, it encourages us to believe in ourselves and the idea that our actions and beliefs will ultimately come back to us, shaping…

“Accentuate the Positive” by Dr John emphasizes the importance of maintaining a positive and optimistic attitude in life. It encourages people to focus on the positive aspects, eliminate negativity, embrace the affirmative and stay optimistic even when faced with challenges, as this can lead to better outcomes and a more joyful life. Click here to listen on Spotify.

Walk and “Don’t Look Back” by Peter Tosh and Mick Jagger is a message of hope and encouragement in matters of love. Even though you may have been hurt or disappointed in the past, running away from love or dwelling on past heartbreaks is not the solution. Instead, embrace love with optimism and don’t let past experiences hinder you from moving on. Love can be beautiful and fulfilling, even if previous experiences have been painful. Believe in the possibility of finding love again and making it flourish the second time around. Love is always worth pursuing! Click here to listen on Spotify.

“Have It All” by Jason Mraz is a song that conveys a heartfelt wish for someone to have all the positive and wonderful things in life. I desire this for you! May you experience auspiciousness, success, confidence, generosity, and happiness. May you always remember to lead with your heart, be treated with respect and kindness, live in the moment and follow your unique path in life. May you have it all! Click here to listen on Spotify.

“Go For It” by Vana Liya is an inspiring song with a message of encouragement. It’s all about following your dreams, not overthinking things, and embracing the present moment. Remember to approach life with youthful enthusiasm and wisdom. Click here to listen on Spotify. Here are two versions – the first is a solo live acoustic, the second is with Johnny Cosmic.  

“Hey Look I Found It! My Inner Peace” by Eric Hutchinson is a fun song that reminds us that if we want to feel relief, we need not look any further than within ourselves. That’s where we’ll find our inner peace. Click here to listen on Spotify.

“True to Myself” by Ziggy Marley came across the airwaves during a challenging time in my life when I was trying to make a difficult decision. I kept hearing it on the radio and it gave me clarity. I felt like the message was for me – I’ve got to be true to myself. This song became my anthem and I have been living the lyrics ever since. Click here to listen on Spotify.

“Shout” by the Isley Brothers was released in 1959 and is one of my favorite oldies song. I have this classic song on my “Dancing in the Living Room” playlist and it never fails to make me feel good. So fun to dance to! Click here to listen on Spotify.

“Always Look on the Bright Side of Life” – A little Monty Python humor to remind us that “some things in life are bad, they can really make you mad, other things just make you swear and curse. When you’re chewing on life’s gristle, don’t grumble, give a whistle, and this’ll help things turn out for the best. And, always look on the bright side of life!” Click here to listen on Spotify.

“How We Living” by Michael Franti & Spearhead is a feel good song that will get you up and dancing, or at the very least, tapping your feet 🙂 “This is how we livin’ Oh my my my Got me feeling so high Throw your hands up Let me know that you’re alright Oh my my my Got me feeling so high Just like I’m never coming down This is how we livin’ Dive into the deep end We don’t need a reason Jumping right into the weekend” Click here to listen on Spotify.

“If You Want to Sing Out, Sing Out” by Yusuf/Cat Stevens first appeared in the 1971 film Harold and Maude (great movie!) Well, if you want to sing out, sing out And if you want to be free, be free ‘Cause there’s a million things to be You know that there are And if you want to be high, be high And if you want to be low, be low ‘Cause there’s a million ways to go You know that there are… Click here to listen on Spotify.