JORDAN
“I’m exhausted,” Jordan admitted as he sat back on Wes’s couch. “Like the traveling, the performing, the partying, man it’s..it’s getting to me. I don’t know I’m thinking it’s time I take a step back. Stay in the studio, help other people along, take some gigs here and there.” He played with some of the fabric on his shirt and shrugged. “Does that make me a coward? Should I just be sucking it up?”
@wesvdk
while jordan spoke, wes listened intently--his brows furrowed with concern and focus. "your business is well deserved. you’re a talented person with a great heart--great spirit. but it’s important not to spread yourself thin,” wes began, “it can be easy to do that in this industry.” he admitted. “it doesn’t make you a coward for feeling this way. i’m glad you’re stepping back and thinking about this critically.” wes placed a single hand on jordan’s shoulder, and squeezed reassuringly. he then pulled away, and leaned back--gathering his thoughts once more before proceeding. “the studio... staying behind the scenes... is this something you’ve considered doing permanently? or are you thinking a hiatus to clear your head, get back to your roots?”















