Discover How You Can Manage Frustration and Embarrassment by Embracing humor as you Live Full Out

The Living Full Out Show with Nancy Solari encourages its audience to have a sense of humor. It is easy to take everything in life far too seriously. We often forget that we are meant to be enjoying our lives. Being able to laugh at ourselves and see the funny side of things can relieve us of our daily stresses. When we are encouraged to look for something to smile about, we will find ourselves having a more positive outlook. A good joke every now and then can prove to be therapeutic. Our first caller, Laretta, wonders when the right time to fall in love is? She wishes to find a romantic partner but is unsure if she should wait. Hear Nancy guide her to the conclusion she knew all along. Before sharing her life with someone, it is best that she follow her passions first. Focusing on herself and making sure her needs are met will be the first step in preparing to love another person. Our second caller, Kim, wishes to redefine herself outside of her typical family roles. She feels she has given so much of herself to her children, that she wants to prioritize her needs as well. Tune into Nancy’s advice of remembering the hobbies she is passionate about. Her interests are what make her more than a dedicated parent and can affect how she will be remembered. Our inspirational guest, David Harrell, shares his experiences of growing up as someone without a right hand. He was made fun of and even intimidated other children growing up with a hook in place of a hand. Later in his life he was even ridiculed by some when he considered getting a prosthetic. His family’s support made him feel like he always belonged. Listen to David tell Nancy about his need to excel at sports to prove the naysayers wrong. Hear him speak of his competitive nature leading him to going after a successful acting career. Our final caller, Lisa, feels guilty about being so far away from her children. Her marital and work situation forced her to make changes. She is concerned that her children are not receiving the care they need. Hear how nancy tells her kno matter the distance, she can show her love in numerous ways. Whether through letters, phone calls, or video messages, she can still be present in their lives. Her children may even cherish these short forms of contact the most. We can depend on humor to lift us from even the worst of moods. When we face failure or impossible odds, cracking a smile will definitely brighten the situation. Laughing as hard and as frequently as we can can prove healthy for our minds and body. We merely have to change our perspectives on what usually frustrates us . You will fill your days with laughter and joy when you live full out.Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/living-full-out-show--1474350/support.