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44. The Healing Power of Laughter | Allen Klein

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Death is hardly a laughing matter, yet as my guest, Allen Klein (also known as “Mr. Jollytologist”®) reveals in this episode, it definitely has a place in grief, and perhaps one that should be utilised more than it is. The Comedian, Jerry Lewis, described Allen as “a noble and vital force watching over the human condition.” Allen shows people how to use humor and positivity to deal with life’s not-so-funny stuff, yet he first had to overcome his fear of public speaking. He has gone on to become an award-winning professional speaker, TEDx presenter, and author of 30-plus books including The Healing Power of Humor, You Can’t Ruin My Day, and Embracing Life After Loss. His most current book, The AWE Factor, was named by SpiritualityandPractice.com as “One of the Best Spiritual Books of 2020.” Allen is also a former hospice volunteer and the director of the Life/Death Transitions Institute. What I love most about this episode is the story of how Allen was drawn to the mission of showing others how to use humour. His wife died at the young age of 34 leaving him with a 10-year-old daughter to raise. Although the loss was devastating, her sense of humor was therapeutic for him and her joy for life helped him get through it.

You don’t want to miss:

  • Going on an adventure with his daughter that they still reminisce over today
  • The 5 stages of going from loss to laughter
  • What Allen did for 365 days around gratitude - and how he connects with the homeless

PLUS, how laughter helps you overcome fear!

Links and resources:

Allen's links

Get The Awe Factor (or any of Allen's other books): https://www.allenklein.com/books.htm

Website: www.allenklein.com

Facebook: facebook.com/allen.klein

Twitter: @allenklein

LinkedIn: Linkedin.com/in/allenklein/

Quote:

"Just because you're laughing doesn't mean you not remembering the person who died. In fact you may be honoring them more because you lifting up the spirit." ~ Allen Klein

Follow me on:

Email: thebeautifulsideofgrief@gmail.com

Instagram: https://instagram.com/beautifulsideofgrief

Facebook: https://facebook.com/thebeautifulsideofgrief

Website: https://thebeautifulsideofgrief.com

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thebeautifulsideofgrief

Loved this episode? Leave me a review and rating 💟

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And heartfelt Thanks to Gabe Dovaston for the music!

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Death is hardly a laughing matter, yet as my guest, Allen Klein (also known as “Mr. Jollytologist”®) reveals in this episode, it definitely has a place in grief, and perhaps one that should be utilised more than it is. The Comedian, Jerry Lewis, described Allen as “a noble and vital force watching over the human condition.” Allen shows people how to use humor and positivity to deal with life’s not-so-funny stuff, yet he first had to overcome his fear of public speaking. He has gone on to become an award-winning professional speaker, TEDx presenter, and author of 30-plus books including The Healing Power of Humor, You Can’t Ruin My Day, and Embracing Life After Loss. His most current book, The AWE Factor, was named by SpiritualityandPractice.com as “One of the Best Spiritual Books of 2020.” Allen is also a former hospice volunteer and the director of the Life/Death Transitions Institute. What I love most about this episode is the story of how Allen was drawn to the mission of showing others how to use humour. His wife died at the young age of 34 leaving him with a 10-year-old daughter to raise. Although the loss was devastating, her sense of humor was therapeutic for him and her joy for life helped him get through it.

You don’t want to miss:

  • Going on an adventure with his daughter that they still reminisce over today
  • The 5 stages of going from loss to laughter
  • What Allen did for 365 days around gratitude - and how he connects with the homeless

PLUS, how laughter helps you overcome fear!

Links and resources:

Allen's links

Get The Awe Factor (or any of Allen's other books): https://www.allenklein.com/books.htm

Website: www.allenklein.com

Facebook: facebook.com/allen.klein

Twitter: @allenklein

LinkedIn: Linkedin.com/in/allenklein/

Quote:

"Just because you're laughing doesn't mean you not remembering the person who died. In fact you may be honoring them more because you lifting up the spirit." ~ Allen Klein

Follow me on:

Email: thebeautifulsideofgrief@gmail.com

Instagram: https://instagram.com/beautifulsideofgrief

Facebook: https://facebook.com/thebeautifulsideofgrief

Website: https://thebeautifulsideofgrief.com

YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/@thebeautifulsideofgrief

Loved this episode? Leave me a review and rating 💟

https://thebeautifulsideofgrief.com/reviews

And heartfelt Thanks to Gabe Dovaston for the music!

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