From quitting DJing to ESPN playing her song | Bexxie

She stepped away from music for the better part of a decade. Then one night, something told her she wasn't done. This episode of Psych Drop dives into the music industry advice and mental health lessons Bexxie picked up on her way back to the decks, and why she now credits consistency, not talent, for everything that's happened since.Dr. Sunni sits down with house music DJ and producer Bexxie, who grew up in the late 90s New York rave scene, took a long break in her late twenties for a corporate job, and came back years later to build the career she has today. She talks candidly about the psychology behind rejection, why she now treats "no" as redirection instead of failure, and the nervous system work that helped her put herself out there again after years away.They also get into two of her songs that came out quietly a couple of years ago and are only blowing up now, one landing in a Farrelly Brothers film, the other going viral across ESPN's TikTok during the Stanley Cup. Bexxie breaks down what that taught her about patience, catalog building, and not needing instant results to know something is working.If you're a DJ, producer, or anyone rebuilding something you walked away from, this one is full of real, usable mindset shifts.LINKS Listen and follow Psych Drop:Spotify: https://spotifycreators-web.app.link/e/Wl91Iww4C3b Instagram: @psych.drop