Today’s talking and teaching point is this: Do you like comedy? If so, what kind of comedy – certain kind of standup, or perhaps a sitcom series? Or maybe you are like me, and you have realized how much you appreciate those with a genuine sense of humor and who are straight talking, pulling no punches (but who are not mean, also important, that they are not mean, that is). What I have learned about myself, is that I have a sense of humor, which up until now, I have not acknowledged. So I have decided to share my poetry with the intention of helping you have a bit of a giggle. Hope you do.
Content that you can consume
Video, radio, or series on tv. Take your pick and take a pue, that is how you allow the content to entertain you. I like a bit of all of the above, just at different times during any given day. They all have something different to offer and consuming content in this way is more than the content, it is about the conversations that happen between real people.
Listening to this content alone can make you laugh, and this is one way of taking care of the way you feel (your mental health). When you are watching a tv series, go for actors who you feel are naturally funny, and whom you like already. This will help you with consuming this content. Your mental health is important, as is mine, and starting somewhere with your knowing is the first step to flowing so you can action this on repeat when you need and want to.
Comedy that you can clap for
Don’t like sitting on the couch watching hours and hours of sitcoms? Then head out for some stand-up comedy, that you can clap for. This is another way of allowing yourself.
Coaching you with poetry for people
I do not know about you, but I enjoy having a conversation that is memorable, simply because that person has got good energy, and their stories are funny. This is the same reason that I write (and read out, my) poetry for people, and created poems on pictures of which you can listen to and read, when you understand that taking care of your mental health is important so that learning is easier to achieve. It is a form of artistry, except with rhythm and rhyme, that is telling a story.