I was asked, “How was the idea for the song born, and what is it about?” Why did I suddenly decide to write a song? In short, I’m realizing my dream. I want it, I can do it, and I will! That’s all.
First, the song was co-written with Masha Mati, and…
Second, I would never have taken this step without personal therapy and my work with Rod.
During that period, I launched several projects simultaneously, including this song. This once again confirmed to me that many of the problems and unanswered questions from childhood—and even current life—stem from deeply rooted family patterns. A lot of energy is blocked by generational programs and loyalty to family systems, which can limit us and hold us back.
Sometimes, we lack the inner strength, determination, and confidence—the courage to be the first in the family to break through these barriers and realize seemingly impossible dreams and ideas. Yet the soul keeps calling, urging us to fulfill this potential because it’s there, waiting.
This is what I always say: if you have an idea, a dream, if you can imagine it—especially if you can visualize yourself living it and feel it in your body—then it’s possible. In therapy, I do these visualizations with my clients, and I always emphasize this: if it’s possible in your imagination, it’s 100% possible in your life.
What is the song about?
The song reflects my values, my worldview, and my life. I believe the theme will resonate with many people. Why? Because it’s about fulfilling our desires and dreams.
At its core, the song is about faith—faith in oneself and faith in something greater. When we have a strong connection with ourselves and our soul, anything becomes possible, even starting from scratch.
When it feels like the whole world has collapsed, when you’ve lost everything, when you’re at rock bottom… you can still rise, rebuild, and live a wonderful life. I’ve been there—I’ve experienced it—and I sing about it in this song.
Through my work, I also guide my clients toward their wonderful lives and dreams, helping them break through their limitations. This song is not just my story—it’s a testament to what’s possible for anyone who dares to believe.
Masha Mati 