In this episode, John explores the profound impact of belief on singing and vocal performance, emphasizing the placebo effect's role in enhancing a singer's experience and outcomes. He discusses how expectations and investment in lessons or techniques can lead to significant breakthroughs, even when the methods themselves may not be inherently superior. He encourages singers to find ways to cultivate belief in their abilities and the methods they choose to improve their craft.

 

Episode highlights:

• Singing is not just physical; it's deeply psychological and emotional.
• Even without scientific backing, belief can lead to perceived improvements.
• Rituals and costs can enhance the placebo effect in singing.

 

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