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If you care about your family, your friends, or yourself, you will set about...
Creating a
Legacy of Laughter
Creating a Legacy of Laughter
Patt Schwab, Ph.D., CSP
Would you like a legacy that increases in worth
every time you spend it?
How about a legacy that actually helps you live
longer and work more effectively?
How about a legacy where the time you spend
investing in it is fun?
A legacy of laughter is something you can share with friends, colleagues and loved ones whether you have made your millions or not. It is the easiest and most lasting of gifts, the most fun to create, and, in practical terms, one of the most valuable personally and professionally to acquire while you are still on this planet.
Because
"It's no use
having a good memory unless you have something good to
remember!"
Dr. Schwab provides some hints on how to create such a legacy.
Patt encourages
her audiences to examine:
The
things they do or see that cause them to laugh.
The things they do (preferably intentionally!)
that cause others to laugh.
The importance of humor in their life for
health, resilience and stress reduction
Fun means
different things to different people, but those who consider
themselves successful all report that they have more of
it.
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Meeting Planner Notes:
This is an excellent keynote to set the tone for a
conference. It can also be presented as a 90 minute to 3
hour workshop to promote interaction and introspection. It
can be tailored to include references to your conference
program and/or suggestions to promote interactions between
conferees, colleagues or association members. It always
includes ways to increase connective humor in the lives of
the audience. Since laughter, adrenaline and staying awake
all go together, this is also a great luncheon or early
afternoon presentation.
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