Comedian Marcus Brigstocke says Improv Yourself!

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Comedian Marcus Brigstocke leads with laughs as he explains to Paul Boross on this week’s Humourology Podcast how Humourology and the art of improv leads to learnings that light up your life.

On this week’s episode of the Humourology podcast, Marcus Brigstocke shares his insights from years of experience on the stage, screen, and radio. For Brigstocke, the key to quality communication comes with a touch of comedy.

“I’d say that the best communicators in the world have to be able also to be funny.”

As a comedic entertainer, Brigstocke knows how important humour can be in getting your message across. He knows that a quality connection between people is what helps move the message.

Brigstocke knows that humility is bred through humour. How can you bring more mirth to your message and profoundly impact plenty of people? Find out this week on The Humourology Podcast.

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