‘Get the f**k back to work!’ Solange Knowles Shows Us How To Give Ourselves A Pep Talk
Life for all of us can be overwhelming. Work, school, family relationships, side hustles, side businesses — it all can be a bit much at times. And apparently, Solange Knowles recently had a moment where the constant hustle and bustle was getting to her. The 29-year-old recently hopped on Instagram to give herself a pep talk. Check it out below.
8 gigs, 8 studio sessions, 6 flights, in 2 weeks….but got to sleep in my bed for 2 nights ????While I was home Julez pulled out my chair for me at lunch, said he’d sell his Nintendo so I could get a dress I loved when we went stopped by a store, and said he sees Chinese symbols when he listens to Alice Coltrane. He’s phenomenal and I’m in love with he and it’s really really hard to be away. I cried this morning because this is the longest we’ve been apart and my insides kind of split in half when I headed to the airport, but I’m working really really hard to finish this damn album and so grateful to have his and my hubby’s support.
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