Hello lovely! Today’s singing video is for if you’re having a hard time and need to do something fun for yourself to feel a little better. I’ve been struggling with my health a lot lately and this exercise always helps to pick me up and improve my mood.
Singing releases endorphins (your feel-good hormones) and so I wanted to give you something easy and relaxing to help brighten up your day.
Enjoy! Nicola xx
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Thanks for the feel good warm up. Sorry to hear about the diagnosis – I hope you find good support.
Thinking of you and thanking you for all your inspiration.
Thanks Sang gye!
I feel better already! It really is a nice gentle exercise that makes a welcome distraction to all the hub bub in ones life.
Dear Nicola,
Thank you very much for your great suggestion! It is simple, easy, smooth, which certainly takes our focus from worry to music.
You say you have RA, but RA does not have you!
Best of luck in your response to treatment,
Horacio
Thanks Horacio 🙂
really enjoyed that
Thank you for inspiring me! ❤
You’re welcome! have a lovely week!!!
That was a really lovely exercise. Thank you Nicola
Muchas gracias que Dios le bendiga
I think many people praise the voice and not the singing ability because some people are just naturally good at singing, with absolutely no training or lessons. There isn’t a person in the world who can magically figure out what all the keys of a clarinet do or even how to hold the bow of a violin correctly. But there are plenty of people who are just born with a naturally good singing voice. (not exceptionally good, that’s where lessons come in)