2024-07-29
1 小时 4 分钟Hey, it's your friend Mel, and welcome to the Mel Robbins podcast.
So the other day I was scrolling on social media and I saw this random video that blew my freaking mind.
And it was all about how you can squeeze the juice from a lemon with zero effort.
And here I've been cutting lemons in half and squeezing them by hand like a dummy.
Turns out that's not how you do it.
You want to know how you do it?
You pick up a whole lemon, all right?
You got the whole lemon in your hand.
And then you pick up a poker, like a grilling skewer or a chopstick or anything with, like, a pointy end.
And then you pierce the end of the lemon.
You know the pointy part with this poker.
Now check this out.
When you start to pull the poker out of the pointy end of the lemon juice, just start spraying out of the tip of the lemon.
I mean, I have been doing this lemon squeeze thing wrong my entire life.
Don't you just love those hacks?
I am sure you've had the same experience.
You're like, well, been opening a pack of bacon all wrong.
Well, I love these hacks, too, and that's why I love what you and I are going to talk about today.
You and I are going to talk about this incredible research that is related to music and how you can use music to hack concentration, a better mood, priming your brain to learn greater focus, and even healing.
Yep, you're going to hear about this study about how certain music promotes healing.