Laugh To Your Best Self, Expert Advice on Finding Joy through Laughter with Linda Leclerc

Pause To Elevate With Dr. Kasim Al-Mashat

When was the last time you laughed?
Stress and life’s challenges can easily take away your smile and joy. Listen to this story of transformation from dealing with the aftermath of a car accident to becoming a pioneer in the Laughter Yoga movement in North America and author!
📒 Show Notes and Resources 📒
Linda Leclerc is regularly invited by the media as an expert to talk about the benefits of laughter. She works with companies and organizations throughout North America. Linda was named a Laughter Yoga Master Teacher of Canada. Founder of the HAHA Sisterhood, a community of women laughing intentionally. She inspired many with her presentations over the years. She is the author of the French book "Le Yoga du Rire", creator of the audio collection "Destination Rire" and of the first Laughter Yoga App “RIRE+ / LET’S LAUGH”. She produces a podcast series on The JOY Element / L’Élément JOIE. She also developed online auto-coaching programs to enhance joy and happiness in life.
Watch episdoe on YouTube - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MaEbXFrD2kE
📘 Connect with Linda
➡️ https://www.yogadurire.com/linda-leclerc/
➡️ IG: @lindahahasister
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