It's a great power to sing.

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Well, today I'm going to brush up my past blog and talk about "Singing is a great power, isn't it?"

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Then it's the main topic.

When you want to focus on something, I think there are some ways to do it, but what I'm practicing is listening to music.

(This is still going on a year and a half. It's a very good way. I can also feel a considerable effect. The structure of the song is actually very simple, but the power from that simple structure is extremely supportive of everyone's heart. There are various roles, such as getting courage, encouraging, and comforting. It's as if he's snuggling up to me instead of my parents, friends, and teachers. It may be rude to the experts, but if you just look at the structure, it is very simple and just applies the song to the sentence. Well, according to the way of looking at it, it's not a mistake to say that you apply the sentence to the song, but if the song and the words match best, it will have a tremendous influence. Of course, it depends on the voice of the person singing and the way of singing, but if you think about it simply, there is no song, but the lecture at the lecture is also in the same category. A really good lecture gives me courage, tears, and encouragement. Moreover, it's the same performance using words. There are quite similar places. Actually, I'm aiming for that too.)

Moreover, it is up-tempo music with no lyrics.

I feel very excited and the work is progressing.

First of all, the reason why you choose a song that doesn't have lyrics is because if you have lyrics, you will pay attention to the lyrics and you won't be able to concentrate on your work.

So I can't do anything other than Japanese, so I'm also using English songs.

The next time you choose an up-tempo song, you still want to raise your mood and work.

Basically, I don't like negatives, so I don't choose songs that become negative.

(The way of thinking around here has changed a little after a year and a half. That said, I started to choose negative songs at all. That's because negative low-tempo songs stimulate the parasympathetic nerve and calm the mind. The song with a positive up tempo has a good side to it. This stimulates the sympathetic nerve, so you can think about things while getting excited. If you are excited, it will help you think about things that will proceed in order. In other words, it's perfect when thinking about logical things. It's just like the left brain is being stimulated. On the other hand, negative low-tempo songs can calm your mind, so you won't think too much and ideas will come up easily. In other words, it is a feeling that the right brain is stimulated, which is not at the time of a positive up tempo song.)

However, depending on the industry, I think there are some songs that are calm songs or sad songs that make the work more efficient.

(For example, it's kind of difficult to think of sad things while listening to fun songs, or, on the contrary, to think of fun things while listening to sad songs, isn't it? This is the principle of mood matching effect that I wrote on my blog just the other day. If positive emotions work, the whole will look positive, and on the contrary, if negative emotions work, the whole will look negative. Yes, if you use this effect, if you can understand which work you are doing now, you can further boost your work efficiency by using music.)

So, what kind of emotions should I prioritize in my industry?

First of all, I think it would be good to examine it and choose the song that matches it.

If you say "I can't do it while listening to songs" at work, I recommend this method when you are studying to improve your skills, when you want to think about new ideas, or when you want to concentrate on working to listen to songs.

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