Laughing Your Way Through Life, Orkney Island Style

On my travels through Scotland, I was fortunate enough to meet and get to stay with my guest, who is Laughter Revolution personified. I dare you to listen to this interview, and not laugh out loud along with Jenny and I as she talks of the role of laughter in her life, and tells some hilarious stories in her killer Scottish accent!

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Your Suitcase Is Full: Unpacking the Shame We Carry

Have you ever felt completely paralyzed by something that should be simple? Packing a suitcase. Choosing an outfit. Showing up as yourself. If you’ve ever spiralled over what other people might think of you, this episode is for you. I am packing for a six-month solo adventure, which sounds exciting, until Polly Packer showed up.…

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Why “Being Responsible” Might Just Be Fear in a Trench Coat

Got a very convincing list of reasons why you can’t do the thing you want? This episode is for you. Hit play. You have a list. A very convincing list of reasons why you can’t, shouldn’t, or aren’t ready to go after the thing you want. And here’s the wild part – your brain built…

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From Panic Attacks to Purpose – How Laughter Changed Everything

What if laughter wasn’t just something that happened to you, but something you could use on purpose to change your life? In this first episode, I share the origin story behind Laughter Revolution. Three years of crisis, a full-blown anxiety disorder, and one unforgettable moment involving bleach and a fan cord that sparked everything. This…

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Bark away your workplace blues?

April is International Humor Month, and a perfect time to discuss a key pillar of my Laughter Intelligence™ framework: intentionally leveraging laughter to shift energy, especially during difficult situations.

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In love with learning

I’ve been thinking a lot about my dad these past few days. Yesterday marked four years since he passed away – suddenly, unexpectedly. Which is likely how he would’ve wanted, if he’d had a say in it. Never one for drama, my dad had a practical streak a kilometer wide. Even in passing, he kept things simple.

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