Are you attracted to distraction? Steve and Michele talk about how this applies to their life and what we can do about it.

Attracted to Distraction*

“Laughter is the best medicine.”  Steve and Michele, two inspirational, motivational leaders, whose calling is to put a spin on incorporating mirth while seeking balance amidst the madness we call life through their weekly podcasts, Laugh Or Go Crazy. Their unscripted exchanges about how as a society we don’t see the big picture. There is an entity much bigger than us out there in the universe that plays a hand in our lives. And this is what brought the two of them together.

Accepting and loving who you are now. “Whatever you do, you have to love it,” exclaims Steve, during his dialogue during the “Love The You Now” show. We’re all looking to reinvent ourselves, when in fact, you’re perfect the way you are. With a little “Spiritual Tune-up to get those unbalanced gears moving in a positive direction, you’ll be ready to take on the world.

In one way shape or form, we can all relate to Steve and Michele. As educators, they have the upper hand to shed some light with their personal experiences on how it’s okay to ask for help, recognizing how special you are and not procrastinating on following through with your Summer List. We all get busy, but as Steve and Michele say, “Why Wait?” Is the quality of this opportunity going to increase if you put it off? According to this spiritual duo, “your youth is now, because tomorrow will come.”

We’re all looking for answers, but what you really should be preoccupying your time with is striving to live a better life. Go night swimming, believe you are a shining star and feel the wonder around you. Navigating through life requires laughter and seeking balance and Steve and Michele are living proof that laughter is the best medicine.

While going through the loss of a very close friend, Steve recalls a phrase that has attached itself to his everyday mantra about living a better life. While growing up as a five year old he would venture to his neighbor’s house and while he was anxiously awaiting for his friend, his friend’s mother would go on a rant about matters that a five year old has no business paying any mind to. His neighbor, who at the time was dealing with a divorce, would say to him after fretting about her life, “what are you gonna do, you laugh or go crazy.”

According to Michele, when asked about when the idea for the show came about, she recalled, “well, I went on vacation and when I came back, Steve had the site up.”

Through all the banter, Steve and Michele have comeback to bring laughter and enlightenment to their listeners.

Follow Laugh Or Go Crazy on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram (laughorgocrazyshow). And be sure to download and listen to Steve and Michele on iTunes and Podbean. Laugh Or go Crazy would love to hear from you, be sure to check their Facebook page with information on how you can call in during their live podcasts. Have a life story or comment to share with Steve and Michele. Why wait? Email them at Laugh Or Go Crazy@yahoo.com

Laugh Or Go Crazy listeners comments are proof positive that “a day without laughter, is a day wasted” – Charlie Chaplin

“Thank you for being real. I stumbled across this podcast and was instantly hooked. Great advice coming from two fabulous personalities. Keep making more casts. Love it.”– Dawson mommy

“Love this show. Makes you think a lot about life. Steve and Michele go so well with each other. I could listen for hours. It’s not like some spiritual shows where they talk over your head. They are great and speak at my level. – Nwmum2003

“The series has been a great inspiration to me. It is always enjoyable to listen, and the stories contain some great lessons. I listen to a number of podcasts, but I always save the Laugh Or Go Crazy podcasts for a time when I can relax and enjoy them without disruptions. I have listened to many of the shows multiple times just to reinforce the wisdom they contain.” – Avid listener from Boston

“We are not human beings having a spiritual experience, we are spiritual beings having a human experience.” – Pierre Teilhard de Chardin

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“Laughter is the best medicine.” Steve and Michele, two inspirational, motivational leaders, whose calling is to put a spin on incorporating mirth while seeking balance amidst the madness we call life through their weekly podcasts, Laugh Or Go Crazy. Their unscripted exchanges about how as a society we don’t see the big picture. There is an entity much bigger than us out there in the universe that plays a hand in our lives. And this is what brought the two of them together. Accepting and loving who you are now. “Whatever you do, you have to love it,” exclaims Steve, during his dialogue during the “Love The You Now” show. We’re all looking to reinvent ourselves, when in fact, you’re perfect the way you are. With a little “Spiritual Tune-up to get those unbalanced gears moving in a positive direction, you’ll be ready to take on the world. In one way shape or form, we can all relate to Steve and Michele. As educators, they have the upper hand to shed some light with their personal experiences on how it’s okay to ask for help, recognizing how special you are and not procrastinating on following through with your Summer List. We all get busy, but as Steve and Michele say, “Why Wait?” Is the quality of this opportunity going to increase if you put it off? According to this spiritual duo, “your youth is now, because tomorrow will come.” We’re all looking for answers, but what you really should be preoccupying your time with is striving to live a better life. Go night swimming, believe you are a shining star and feel the wonder around you. Navigating through life requires laughter and seeking balance and Steve and Michele are living proof that laughter is the best medicine. While going through the loss of a very close friend, Steve recalls a phrase that has attached itself to his everyday mantra about living a better life. While growing up as a five year old he would venture to his neighbor’s house and while he was anxiously awaiting for his friend, his friend’s mother would go on a rant about matters that a five year old has no business paying any mind to. His neighbor, who at the time was dealing with a divorce, would say to him after fretting about her life, “what are you gonna do, you laugh or go crazy.” According to Michele, when asked about when the idea for the show came about, she recalled, “well, I went on vacation and when I came back, Steve had the site up.” Through all the banter, Steve and Michele have comeback to bring laughter and enlightenment to their listeners. Follow Laugh Or Go Crazy on Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest and Instagram (laughorgocrazyshow). And be sure to download and listen to Steve and Michele on iTunes and Podbean. Laugh Or go Crazy would love to hear from you, be sure to check their Facebook page with information on how you can call in during their live podcasts. Have a life story or comment to share with Steve and Michele. Why wait? Email them at Laugh Or Go Crazy@yahoo.com Laugh Or Go Crazy listeners comments are proof positive that “a day without laughter, is a day wasted” – Charlie Chaplin “Thank you for being real. I stumbled across this podcast and was instantly hooked. Great advice coming from two fabulous personalities. Keep making more casts. Love it.”– Dawson mommy “Love this show. Makes you think a lot about life. Steve and Michele go so well with each other. I could listen for hours. It’s not like some spiritual shows where they talk over your head. They are great and speak at my level. – Nwmum2003 “The series has been a great inspiration to me. It is always enjoyable to listen, and the stories contain some great lessons. I listen to a number of podcasts, but I always save the Laugh Or Go Crazy podcasts for a time when I can relax and enjoy them without disruptions. I have listened to many of the shows multiple times just to reinforce the wisdom they contain.” – Avid listener from Boston “We are not human beings having a spiritual experience, we are spiritual beings having a human experience.” – Pierre Teilhard de Chardin Sharmila Tredger

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