Did you know that laughter is one of the best medicines known to man and an amazing way to de-stressing in 2012? Of course, we’ve reduced it to a symbol (LOL), however, if we could actually bottle it up, it would be worth MILLIONS! One of my favorite things to do to de-stress is experience time with friends, family and entertainment that makes me LOL (laugh out loud).
Last night, I took time to defy the critics’ ratings, which were poor at best, and go see “Alvin & The Chipmunks – Chipwrecked”. Put yourself in the posture of a 5-year old, and you will LOL from beginning to end. Stay in the mindset of a stoic critic and you will be disappointed with the childish voices and slapstick humor. Honestly, I sat there thinking…..”Man, can those Chipmunks SING!”. Their rendition of “I’m A Survivor” was epic. (Did I just say that?)
I sat with four kids all under 11 years old and LOVED their joy-filled giggles throughout the movie. So my tip for today’s PRE-New Year excitement is: Make a place in your resolutions to give more time for LAUGHTER.
“A cheerful heart is a good medicine; But a broken spirit dries up the bones.” – Proverbs 17:22
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As a highly sought-after speaker, thought leader, author, and expert in business psychology, Staci Wallace’s messages of uncompromising truth equip CEO's, influencers, entrepreneurs, and leaders in the marketplace to launch and scale purpose-driven, highly profitable lives and businesses that leave a powerful impact on the world. With over 35 years in Executive Corporate Leadership and over 25 in global ministry, Staci's desire is to support Kingdom Entreprenuers with tools that equip leaders and send them to the four corners of the earth. Her distinctions in business success have enabled her to share the stage with five U.S. Presidents and many other high profile leaders of this generation as well as to be a featured "Life & Business Coach" for such shows as KTHV's Morning Show, NBC, ABC, FOX and is the current co-host of the "Fueled By Fire Podcast" alongside her husband of 25 years, Larry Wallace.