Go for the hum.
Go for the hum.
Go for the hum.
Go for the hum.
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The hum is the internal noise that signals that you are wearing headphones. It’s a deep bass sound that vibrates up through your head and neck, almost like you are having a conversation with yourself. When you hear people talk about the hum, they are usually describing that deep bass sound. The hum has been known to make people feel groggy, tired, or even sleepy.

It’s different for everyone, but it can definitely throw off your focus. Try moving your chair away from the noise of the computer fan or working at a desk with an open window. Of course, you could also try turning down your volume or changing to ear buds.

Source: Poohs Workout Book

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