62\. When you love what you do, the work is easy and fun | Susan Rogers

2025/1/3

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62\. When you love what you do, the work is easy and fun | Susan Rogers

弹心社 Generous Talk

Background story about this episode and Happy New Year

What is Susan's favorite music genre?

When you love your work, it's so easy. -- a multifaceted career

As a child, I knew I did not want to be a musician, but I wanted to help bring music into the world.

Which archetype are you? From the early Silicon Valley

7 dimensions of a song and listener profile

Which element of a record is 'right' for you? How it shapes your brain's auditory cortex?

How early childhood music listening experiences shape our brain?

Can music therapy benefit those who don't listen to music?

How prevalent is tone deaf?

Research shows learning to play an instrument at any age improves your mood, memory, and immune system

How to bring more music into your life and enhance quality of life?

The music of our culture mimics the way we use our voices to convey emotions

Appreciate the music from various cultures to expand your experiences and personal identity

How to do a 'Record Pull' with your friends?

Don't prepare to 100% ready: The Power of Nervousness in Performance

Lack of Focus is the Biggest Enemy of Greatness -- Jerry Seinfeld

How to find the perfect level of stage fright? Mindset matters

The greatest benefit of a proper music education, what research says?

Musical boys are more cooperative and empathetic, research shows

The impact of group music lessons for children and adults

You can be musical without being a musician

Brain differences in Trained Singers vs non-singers

Creativity and the brakes in your Brain

Protect Childlike Wonder and Creativity: Never tell your child to hurry

Take your brain off its leash, be free and have fun!

Childish VS Childlike: breaking free from the 'should'

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62\. When you love what you do, the work is easy and fun | Susan Rogers 01:14:07 Share

弹心社 Generous Talk

Background story about this episode and Happy New Year

What is Susan's favorite music genre?

When you love your work, it's so easy. -- a multifaceted career

As a child, I knew I did not want to be a musician, but I wanted to help bring music into the world.

Which archetype are you? From the early Silicon Valley

7 dimensions of a song and listener profile

Which element of a record is 'right' for you? How it shapes your brain's auditory cortex?

How early childhood music listening experiences shape our brain?

Can music therapy benefit those who don't listen to music?

How prevalent is tone deaf?

Research shows learning to play an instrument at any age improves your mood, memory, and immune system

How to bring more music into your life and enhance quality of life?

The music of our culture mimics the way we use our voices to convey emotions

Appreciate the music from various cultures to expand your experiences and personal identity

How to do a 'Record Pull' with your friends?

Don't prepare to 100% ready: The Power of Nervousness in Performance

Lack of Focus is the Biggest Enemy of Greatness -- Jerry Seinfeld

How to find the perfect level of stage fright? Mindset matters

The greatest benefit of a proper music education, what research says?

Musical boys are more cooperative and empathetic, research shows

The impact of group music lessons for children and adults

You can be musical without being a musician

Brain differences in Trained Singers vs non-singers

Creativity and the brakes in your Brain

Protect Childlike Wonder and Creativity: Never tell your child to hurry

Take your brain off its leash, be free and have fun!

Childish VS Childlike: breaking free from the 'should'

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62\. When you love what you do, the work is easy and fun | Susan Rogers