Professor Richard Wiseman – The Luck Factor: Why Humour (And Magic) Can Underpin Success

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Professor Richard Wiseman and Paul Boross discuss how Humour can underpin success

Professor Richard Wiseman chats with Paul Boross on this week’s Humourology Podcast about his fascinating career, from his academic achievements, membership of the Magic Circle to his highly influential books and his drive to inform his audiences about psychology and science in the most engaging and entertaining way possible. Discover Dr Wiseman’s invaluable tips and tricks to help you build and maintain a state of happiness while helping you build trust in both your personal and professional relationships.

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