MusicsWeek: What do you enjoy doing when you’re not making music?
Nicole Joyce and the Voices of Praise: Reading the Bible, praying, and spending quality time with children and two precious grandchildren (14 year old twins).
MusicsWeek: How do you stay motivated and inspired in your daily life?
Nicole Joyce and the Voices of Praise: At all times, I remember Matthew 19:26 - with God, all things are possible.
MusicsWeek: How do you balance your personal life with your music career?
Nicole Joyce and the Voices of Praise: I work full time, so I squeeze music in on evenings and weekends - it's my number one hobby.
MusicsWeek: How do you stay grounded amidst the pressures of fame and success?
Nicole Joyce and the Voices of Praise: I stay humble by giving all the glory and honor to God - I'm here to uplift the word of our Lord and Savior Jesus Christ, not to promote myself.
MusicsWeek: What’s your favorite way to unwind after a long day of recording or performing?
Nicole Joyce and the Voices of Praise: An all-natural smoothie along with a Bible movie. I love the Ten Commandments.
MusicsWeek: How do you stay true to yourself while evolving as an artist?
Nicole Joyce and the Voices of Praise: Christ is on my mind, and my mind is on Christ - that should be easy for any sincere gospel artist. It's never about me - it's about Him.
MusicsWeek: What’s your philosophy on failure and success?
Nicole Joyce and the Voices of Praise: If I reach just one person who hears my music and decides to give their life to the Lord, I have succeeded - that's all that matters.
MusicsWeek: How do you define happiness and fulfillment in your life and career?
Nicole Joyce and the Voices of Praise: Health and love for me and my family. And seeing others rejoice in the word of the Lord.
MusicsWeek: What drives you to keep creating music even during challenging times?
Nicole Joyce and the Voices of Praise: Challenging times are what drive the music for gospel artists. It's how we cope, it's how we persevere, it's how we see the light at the end of the tunnel. All negative energy is channeled into the music ministry.
MusicsWeek: How do you define success in your personal and professional life?
Nicole Joyce and the Voices of Praise: As I said, good relationships, with Christ coming first, and then family.
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