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Wayne Garvie – Leading with Laughter
Top TV Executive Wayne Garvie joins Paul Boross on this week’s Humourology Podcast to discuss the power of humour in leadership and life.
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Top TV Executive Wayne Garvie joins Paul Boross on this week’s Humourology Podcast to discuss the power of humour in leadership and life.
In a recent survey, 62% of people identified as lonely. So, it would seem, that both company owners and workers
Laughter builds trust and humour strengthens business relationships. Building great business relationships is a valuable tool in creating a network
Laughter is a social currency. It’s a bond. It’s a gift meant to be shared.
Laughing together means that we share values, we share life experiences, we share hopes and dreams. Laughing together creates a connection that can last a lifetime.
Humourology is simply the art and science of using humour to create competitive advantage… and here’s the proof!
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Business Leader & Media Mastermind Jon O’Donnell shares how a laugh can improve your sense of humour & your business sense on this week’s Humourology Podcast
Actress, Writer, and Performer Arabella Weir joins The Humourology Podcast to discuss how humour can help children and adults alike cope with difficult situations. The Fast Show star Weir wanders down memory lane to share how humour has helped her survive.
Comedian, Author, Political Podcaster, and impeccable impressionist Matt Forde joins The Humourology Podcast to discuss how humour plays a role in political communication and election tactics.
The British Podcast Awards are almost upon us and we would love your support, your vote really does count.
Is laughter truly the best medicine? The hilarious and brilliant Marisa Peer joins Paul Boross to share her affinity for finding humour in her personal and professional life.
In a recent survey, 62% of people identified as lonely. So, it would seem, that both company owners and workers want the same thing – more positive time in the office.
Laughter builds trust and humour strengthens business relationships. Building great business relationships is a valuable tool in creating a network of people that you can trust to help you succeed. Business relationships come in all shapes and sizes, but most share a similar characteristic: Trust.
Humour is the best tool to get to the heart of humanity. When marketing relies on comedy it is more likely to establish a connection with the crowd
Being a fantastic leader in the corporate world requires the perfect storm of charisma, intelligence, and skill. Fortunately, leadership is not just a talent but a skill that you can develop through learning and practice. When it comes to learning how to lead, laughter may be just what the corporate doctor ordered.
The British Podcast Awards are almost upon us and we would love your support, your vote really does count.
Do you remember the last time you burst into laughter so hard that it felt like all your worries melted
Paul explains how working remotely can still be a connecting experience
