Don't be afraid to laugh at yourself: It may also help to laugh at yourself. Romanoff says that people tend to suppress their laughter in public due to fears of feeling foolish or judged.

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The researchers also investigated how the participants felt about being laughed at, and whether they enjoyed laughing at others. The study, which was published in the Journal of Research in ...

That can really help. But once you've got people onside, then I think that that gender divide sort of flattens a bit and you can just be yourself.” 2. Be able to laugh at yourself “You have to ...

A dear friend of mine, Becky, recently stated “Knowing yourself is half the battle...and laughing at yourself is the other half.” Discovering, becoming and being yourself is a forever evolving ...