WAKE UP YOUR MEETING
with Log McQuaig
Five Ways
The Keynote speech
What is it?
Recent studies show that people in 2012 are less happy than their counterparts fifty years ago, despite being more prosperous.
In 1962 the average man or woman laughed for eighteen minutes a day. In 2012 we laugh for only 6 minutes a day - despite significant increases in our standard of living. We have created what Log McQuaig calls "The Laughter Gap".
Citing recent studies, McQuaig argues that while we may be advancing in financial terms - the recent downturn excepted - when it comes to seeing the humour in our lives we are loosing ground.Inspire your group to see the link between humour, happiness and productivity.
What is it?
Recent studies show that people in 2012 are less happy than their counterparts fifty years ago, despite being more prosperous.
In 1962 the average man or woman laughed for eighteen minutes a day. In 2012 we laugh for only 6 minutes a day - despite significant increases in our standard of living. We have created what Log McQuaig calls "The Laughter Gap".
In his keynote speech 'Why Am I Working So Hard and Laughing So Little?' McQuiag uncovers the real reason for our eroding happiness and, best of all, offers strategies for recovering it.
Informative, funny and talented in the extreme - Log McQuaig will show your group how to bridge "The Laughter Gap" for once and for all.
"Very impressive! Log's ability to keep them laughing was very effective in getting his message out - a stress free workplace is a safer one, and nothing transforms stress like HUMOUR!"
- Hubert LeBlanc
Dupont Canada
The Benefits
Log's humour can:
- Keep participants informed
- Motivate the team
- Build morale
- Underscore an important message
- Bring the group together for better problem solving