TAKING CONTROL

If you're feeling like you're constantly blaming others for your unhappiness and not taking control of your own life, then you are not alone! Do you find yourself stuck in a cycle of self-punishment and unfulfillment, despite your efforts to work on yourself? It's time to break free from this pattern and take extreme self-responsibility for your own happiness. Let's explore how you can transform your life by embracing self-responsibility and finding inner peace.

In this episode, you will be able to:
* Cultivate happiness and self-responsibility for a fulfilling life.
* Embrace vulnerability and self-reflection to unlock personal growth.
* Release blame and excuses to reclaim empowerment and control.
* Prioritize personal happiness and improve decision-making for a more fulfilling life.
* Accept help and support to enhance well-being and success.

#745: Just cuz you’ve worked on yourself doesn’t mean you’re not f—d up

An upbeat, positive track about a relationship that has ended but with a positive twist. Featuring female vocals and a sense of empowerment and taking control back.

LYRICS:
From the time that you first kissed me
Till the time you spoke of love
I was yours, truly completely
But it seems like you’ve given up

Such a shame you don’t feel you need me
Such a shame now you say you don’t care
‘Cos I feel like you’ve really misled me
Such a shame, shame, shame

Was it one specific moment
Was it something that I did wrong
‘Cos I never saw this coming
I thought we both felt love strong

Such a shame you don’t feel you need me
Such a shame now you say you don’t care
‘Cos I feel like you’ve really misled me
Such a shame, shame, shame

When you said you saw the future
Had it ever included me
Or were those words said insincerely
‘Cos now you want to be free

Such a shame you don’t feel you need me
Such a shame now you say you don’t care
‘Cos I feel like you’ve really misled me
Such a shame, shame, shame

Such a shame you don’t see what you’re missing
Such a shame that one day you’ll realise
I am more than you ever could dream of
Such a shame, shame, shame

BPM: 120; Key B Minor
Robert Alexander Quigley (2024)

Such A Shame

A song about breaking free from a narcissistic relationship and taking back control. 

Thank You (For Nothing) (explict)

***"Positive, humanist lyrics...and a sure grip on the chamber-pop style...makes this Scot's recordings a no-brainer for film or tv placements" (Music Connection Review, August 2022)***
Original Quigley is based in the Scottish Highlands. He writes music based on real life experiences that have helped him create the music which drips emotion and passion in every word and melody. Recent successes include "The Place That We Know" placing as Category Winner in West Coast Songwriter's International Contest (May'22) and multiple tracks placing as semi-finalists in both UK Songwriting Contest and "Unsigned Only" competitions.

A lot of us live in our head, disconnected from our feelings and intuition. This podcast touches on releasing insecure attachment, accepting your authentic self and getting “unstuck” by connecting to how you FEEL instead of how you THINK. I’ve been there, and discuss sensitive subjects using my own experiences with a lot of laughs and even more empathy… because we’re all flawed humans.

Seek to see that which is not in sight.

Live in the now, be present, be real.

If you can see it, you can achieve it.

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As we move through life, we will get cut on the sharp lies, on the truths of our reality.  Let the scars remind us that the past is real but be mindful as all scars are not seen. 

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