TJ Walker warns that repeatedly listening to pop songs that recycle simple themes (love, puppy love, lust) can create negative neural pathways. He recommends mostly listening to uplifting, idea-generating audio such as audiobooks or podcasts and advises against only consuming repetitive pop lyrics — a habit he calls the 'TJ Walker habit.'
I like pop music, you like pop music. But be careful if all you listen to is pop music that talks about the same simple themes of love, puppy love, lust. This person did me wrong. That creates so many negative pathways in your brain. Make sure that most of the time what you're listening to is uplifting, gives you new ideas, whether that's audiobooks or podcasts. Don't just listen to the same old stuff. Follow the TJ Walker habit.
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