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The Flipping 50 Show


Let's start Flipping 50 with the energy and the vitality you want for this second half! I solve your biggest challenges and answer questions about how to move, what to eat, and when, along with the small lifestyle changes that can make the most difference in the least amount of time. Join me and my expert guests for safe, sane, simple solutions for your second (and better) half!

Nov 29, 2020

Better sex after in menopause with laughter? The joke’s on us! Think you’re ready for this episode?

It’s all fun and games until… well, no, actually today it is all fun and games in this episode.

My Guest:

Karyn Buxman is a TEDx speaker, successful author—and a neurohumorist (she lives at the intersection of humor and the brain.) A pioneer in the emerging science of applied humor, Karyn helps high performers expand their influence, strengthen their relationships, and boost their resilience.

From the Mayo Clinic to the Million Dollar Round Table, organizations around the world hire Karyn to educate, inspire, and entertain their audiences again and again. She’s one of 254 people (and only 53 women) in the world to be inducted into the National Speakers Association's Speaker Hall of Fame.

Her latest book, Funny Means Money will be published by Forbes Books in 2021. Karyn is serious about humor!

Questions we answer in today’s episode:

  • How can humor help women over 50?
  • What if I'm not funny?
  • What if I think I’m funny and laugh harder than anyone else at my jokes?
  • Can humor really improve your love life? (and you’ve done the primary research on this? Can you tell us a little about the methodology?)
  • Listeners are thinking, how in the world can humor help me lose weight? and Better Sex?

Mic Drop moments:

Humor appreciator vs humor initiator

You need to see the funny more than be funny.

Your URL to send listeners:

MyCovidRecoveryToolkit.com

Connect with Karyn on social media:

LinkedIn

Instagram: @Karyn_Buxman

Twitter: @KarynBuxman