Making a Chocolate Playlist
Chocolate and music are two of life's greatest pleasures. So it shouldnt sounds strange to put them together and make a chocolate playlist as a fun and easy way to enjoy both of your favourite things?
But can, making a chocolate playlist can help with team building?
It can be a fun and creative activity that brings people together and helps them to learn more about each other.
When people are working together to create a playlist, they must share their thoughts and feelings about music and chocolate, which can help them to build rapport and trust.
Additionally, listening to music together can create a sense of camaraderie and bonding.
Here are some specific ways that making a chocolate playlist can help with teambuilding:
It can help people to connect with each other on a personal level.
When people share their thoughts and feelings about chocolate, they are giving others a glimpse into their personal lives and values. This can help to build rapport and trust between team members.
It can help people to learn more about each other's interests.
When people share songs that they love, they are sharing a piece of themselves with others. This can help team members to learn more about each other's interests and hobbies.
It can help people to have fun and relax.
Listening to music is a great way to de-stress and relieve tension. Making a chocolate playlist can be a fun and relaxing activity that team members can enjoy together.
It can help to create a sense of community.
Listening to music together can create a sense of camaraderie and bonding. When team members share a love of chocolate and music, they are creating a shared experience that can help them to feel more connected to each other.
If you are looking for a fun and creative way to improve teambuilding, consider making a chocolate playlist. It is a great way to help people connect with each other, learn more about each other, have fun, and relax.
Here are some things to think about when creating a chocolate playlist:
Think about the various flavours and origins of chocolate.
What kind of music do you associate with each flavour?
For example, Caribbean chocolate with reggae music you might think of smooth, creamy milk chocolate from Grenada with lovers rock.
Or you might think of dark chocolate with upbeat, energetic music. With ska
Consider the mood you want to create.
Do you want your playlist to be relaxing or energising? Do you want it to be romantic or playful?
Don't be afraid to experiment.
This isn’t a serious tasting or pairing so there are no rules when it comes to making a chocolate playlist.
ask each team member to bring a song and chocolate pairing to the meeting and aske them to share with collegues, just have fun with it and see what you come up with.
Here are a few songs to get you started:
"Smooth Operator" by Sade (for milk chocolate)
"Chocolate Rain" by Tay Zonday (for dark chocolate)
"I Want Candy" by Bow Wow Wow (for white chocolate)
"Raspberry Beret" by Prince (for raspberry chocolate)
" Sweet Tooth" by The Jonas Brothers
"Candy Shop" by 50 Cent
"Chocolate Kisses" by Lil Wayne
"I'm in Love with chocolate" The temptations
"Chocolate" The Spinners
Chocolate" by The 1975
"Chocolate Kisses" by Buddy Holly
"Chocolate Sundae" by The Beach Boys
"Chocolate Chip Cookie Dough" by Katy Perry
"Chocolate Rain Pt. 2" by Tay Zonday
You can look at my spotify playlist here
So there you have it! A few tips for making a chocolate playlist that will definatly work on zoom too.
Get creative and have fun with it. And most importantly, enjoy the chocolate!