Entries by Linda Leclerc

The pillars of a meaningful life

A pillar is what supports, what carries, what keeps us upright. In a house, without solid pillars, everything can collapse. In life, it’s the same. Our values are those invisible but essential structures that help us stand firm, move forward and make choices that resonate with who we really are. Find or REfind your pillars […]

When laughter becomes an inner compass

Have you ever experienced a moment of laughter so intense that, for a few seconds, nothing else existed? No more worries, no more to-do lists, no more fatigue. Just… pure joy. In the whirlwind of modern life, these moments of laughter are much more than a pleasant break. They are powerful signals. Landmarks. A kind […]

A peacock is beautiful

I was thinking about the beauty of the peacock. While packing boxes at my parents’ house, I came across four peacock feathers. Four magnificent feathers in shimmering, graceful hues. And I thought, “What a beautiful peacock!” I admired the colors and saw in my mind’s eye the majesty of this big bird’s plumage as it […]

Gain altitude

An unforgettable memory When I was a teenager, my parents allowed me to spend some exceptional summers at a summer camp in the Eastern Townships of Quebec. Camp Claret became my “permanent residence” for 5 summers. Dad, who was a teacher during the school year, was available for the summer months and was hired as […]

Interview with Josélito Michaud – Transcript

J.M. Today, basically, it’s a theme show about laughter, because I think we don’t laugh enough. And I’m not the only one who’s convinced of that. Sometimes, I’m in a restaurant with friends, and we start laughing, and I hear myself go, “Rich my God! We should laugh out loud more often. Often when we’re […]

Laughing in Russian?

Last Thursday, I was able to laugh in Russian. I was invited to an interview-discussion followed by a brief laughter yoga session by my colleague Dimitri, who is a Laughter Yoga Master in Russia. An unusual experience, I admit. I’d just come out of a 90-minute workshop with a stressed and worried work team. We’d […]

What if we “freaked out” at the positive?

Several years ago, I took part in a training day offered by my colleague Sonia Di Maulo on leadership and positive communication. She had invited me to offer a short laughter yoga workshop to the participants. I was lucky enough to be there for HER workshop. And I learned several important things. First of all, […]

My radio reports on 104.7fm

Last fall (in 2023), I had the pleasure of offering weekly columns on 104.7fm radio. A great challenge! I was entrusted with 17 weeks of conversations and laughter on the late afternoon drive-home show. Among the themes explored, I proposed the following: Combat back-to-school stress, Change the way you see things, Laugh and breathe, The […]