I love music because it can take you back, help you be more creative, more productive, and can take you through a variety of emotions. Music can make you sad or it can make you happy and it’s a wonderful way to get focused. If you want more passion in your life then start to bring more music into your life.
We have a tendency to just put it on in the background and let it run while we do whatever, even I do this a lot, but there is just something wonderful about kicking back and really just listening to music that can make a difference. Just close your eyes and do nothing but listen to some of your favorite music sometimes.
Make Playlists and Organize Your Music
If you listen to any one song or artist too often it will start to lose it’s positive effectiveness no matter how much you love it. This is why it’s important to have a variety of go-to music and make a lot of different playlists.
- Motivation
- Relaxation
- Studying
- Creating
- Bedtime playlist
- Meditation playlist
- Spiritual Playlist
- Positive Energy playlist
- Workout playlist
- Abundance playlist
- Any kind of playlist you want
Take your time creating your playlists, you don’t have to create them all in one day. Get used to making playlists and do it over time. It adds so much to life when you can just turn on some music and let go.
Consider what you’re listening to and why you’re listening to it
Be careful with some of the lyrics because they will slide into your sub-conscience. It’s important to listen to be aware of what we are listening to. Steer clear of lyrics involving “lack thinking” or other negative things that can come into your life. Every genre has these kinds of negative vibes you don’t want to tie into, you want to tie into the positive vibe of the music.
Explore Nero Linguistic Programming
It’s easy to use NPL, all you have to do is get those specific songs that really take you someplace, and have them ready when you need to go there. The important thing is to use music strategically, you can’t just listen to the same music all the time and expect the same results every time. But repetition can be effective in an upbeat exercise playlist, or a calming bedtime playlist, and meditation playlists.
This was only week 1! I’ll be sharing more music that sparks creativity every Monday.
