It was very difficult just to say to all these people who’d been working so hard with me and for me that I’m going to take that hat off completely. I’m asking you to stop,” just to hit the brakes, which was a really hard decision at that particular time in my career. I really felt like God said, “This is not even something I’m asking you to slow down. That just never felt like a fit for me, and so I was subsequently not being a great artist or a great mom. They bring nannies on the road and they homeschool on the tour bus. I know so many artists and friends of mine who are able to make those two worlds live together in tandem. I felt at that time like I was really struggling with balance in my personal life, and I had been for some time. I was selling records pretty well, touring a lot, and really experiencing blessing and favor. I had been working for many, many years to build up to that point. I think it’s probably fair to say, in retrospect, that was at the height of things for me, career-wise. About 10 years ago after your third album came out.
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