Stop Taking Things So Seriously: A Hilarious Story About Wedgies, Wardrobe Failures, Art Museums, & Having More Fun
In this episode, you are going to learn the art of having more fun.
I share a hilarious story about a major wardrobe malfunction with you and two podcast crew members.
You’ll laugh along at all the ridiculous details, but the takeaway is serious:
Learning how to laugh at yourself is a superpower, and research says people who have a sense of humor are more respected and are viewed as more confident and intelligent by their peers.
Today you’ll learn:
- How having fun in life is an art form
- How to turn something embarrassing into something hilarious and relatable
- How humor increases power and status
- Why it’s important to not take yourself too seriously
- How to create a bond and change the tone in any social situation
- Why it’s imperative to never buy a bodysuit that is too small
Seriously? You need to laugh more. Let’s start today.
Xo Mel
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- 01:26: The best feeling in the world: taking your bra off at the end of the day
- 3:52: Chris tells us what the equivalent feeling is for men.
- 5:33: The major wardrobe failure I had yesterday.
- 9:23: Pro tip: always test drive a cool outfit before an event (especially if it includes shapewear).
- 12:09: The worst wedgie that I have ever had.
- 14:41: I can’t believe I just admitted this, but don’t we all do this?
- 19:20: How turning something embarrassing into something hilarious and relatable tightens bonds.
- 21:18: Let everyone in on the joke, it will change the dynamic.
- 22:24: My ultimate moment of relief.
- 26:22: How turning something embarrassing into something hilarious and relatable tightens bonds.
- 31:09: Why does Amy do stand-up comedy, and can you develop a sense of humor at any point?
- 33:52: According to research, the funnier the person, the more respect and power you hold.
- 38:08: I invite you to do this one thing: laugh at yourself.
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