A short YouTube video by TJ Walker advising viewers not to only listen to repetitive pop songs about themes like love or lust because such repetition can create negative mental pathways. He recommends mostly consuming uplifting, idea-generating audio (audiobooks or podcasts) and issues a brief call-to-action to 'follow 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. Please follow the TJ Walker habit.
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