The Hidden Language of Laughter | Social Intel Brief

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What Your Shame Is Trying to Tell You | Frank Spinelli

Shame doesn’t tell you that you did something bad. It tells you that you are bad—and that distinction can quietly shape your relationships, choices, and sense of self. AJ sits down with physician and author Dr. Frank Spinelli to explore why shame is so difficult to outrun. Frank ...  Afficher plus

You Were Trained to Be Invisible | Social Intelligence Briefing

The habits that helped you succeed early in your career can become the same habits that keep you invisible later. AJ and John break down how approval seeking evolves from a useful behavior into an identity. Working hard, following the rules, proving yourself, and waiting for reco ...  Afficher plus

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Lessons in laughter
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Laughter isn't just for fun - it's a powerful tool that strengthens social bonds, enhances group dynamics and fosters emotional connection. It’s also great for our health. Datshiane Navanayagam speaks to two specialists about why having a laugh works. Professor Sophie Scott is a ...  Afficher plus

The #1 Way to Build Trust! Why You Should LAUGH with Clients, Coworkers, and Friends
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Laughter is the #1 trust-building tool. It literally changes your biology, impacts how you show up in the world and transforms your business and personal relationships.Today, Steph and Albert discuss: - The Science Behind Humor- The Psychology Behind Humor- Why Humor Builds Trust ...  Afficher plus

Building Your Relationship with Humor
Small Things Often

Laughter is a powerful force so use it to build your relationship! Learn how to be mindful and explore humor theories on this episode of Small Things Often. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices 

Building Your Relationship with Humor
Small Things Often

Laughter is a powerful force so use it to build your relationship! Learn how to be mindful and explore humor theories on this episode of Small Things Often.