Introducing: My New Meditation + Headache Relief Playlist (Curated by Joi)

If there’s one thing this season has taught me, it’s the importance of slowing down. Between creating content, working, healing, and just trying to stay balanced in a world that never stops moving, I’ve had to become very intentional about protecting my peace.

And if you’re anything like me, you probably have those days where your mind feels heavy, your head hurts, or your spirit just needs a gentle reset.
That’s exactly why I created something special for you.

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Meet My New Spotify Playlist: “Joi of Calm” (or whichever name you choose)

For months, I’ve been collecting my favorite meditations, soft ambient tracks, and headache-soothing soundscapes. The ones I turn to when I need quiet, grounding, and that soft reminder to just breathe.

This playlist is for:

💛 Women who are stressed or overstimulated
💛 Anyone dealing with headaches, tension, or burnout
💛 People who want a simple way to meditate without overthinking it
💛 Anyone craving stillness, softness, and inner peace

I wanted it to feel like a safe place. Like stepping into a warm, quiet room where everything in your body finally relaxes.

Why I Made This Playlist

Headaches run my life sometimes. Stress headaches, tension headaches, “I need to drink water and mind my business” headaches.
Meditation and calming frequencies have helped me more than anything else.

And because so many of you message me asking what I listen to, what helps me reset, or how I unwind… I wanted to put everything in one place just for us.

A little digital retreat shaped by Joi.
Your calming corner, escape, and reminder to rest.

How to Use It

You can use this playlist when:

• You’re winding down at night
• Your head is hurting and you need relief
• You’re journaling or meditating
• You’re cleaning, working, or resetting your space
• You just need something gentle playing in the background

Light a candle, put on your cozy clothes, drink some water, and let the sounds do the rest.

Tap In & Let Me Know What You Think

You can open the playlist directly through the Spotify section in this post. Once you’re in Spotify, hit play and let it carry you somewhere peaceful.

After you listen, come back and comment your favorite track. Or tell me what moments you use it for. I love hearing how my creations fit into your life.

More playlists are coming soon, too. This is just the beginning of creating digital safe spaces for all of us.

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