Ep. 97 - Kay Frances | Lighten Up&Stress Less with America’s Funniest Stressbuster - a podcast by Peter Margaritis, CPA & C-Suite Radio

from 2018-04-09T10:00

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Kay Frances is a motivational humorist who has shared her message to “lighten up, stress less and take care of ourselves” for over 30 years. Kay is “America’s Funniest Stressbuster” – and she even wrote the book on stress, The Funny Thing about Stress; A Seriously Humorous Guide to a Happier Life!
 When it comes to humor, Kay is the real deal. She performed as a professional stand up comedian for many years and appeared on a number of national television and radio programs. Plus, as you’ll hear in this episode, I was laughing throughout the entire interview!
 But Kay isn’t just funny; she uses humor to put her examples in a context that is relatable to everyone in the audience. However, when she is discussing ways to reduce stress, she is very serious and to the point – and this ability to make you laugh, while remaining serious about the message, is what elevates her to the level of a great humorist (and stressbuster).
 For the accountants out there, this is an especially stressful time of year – but Kay has some advice:
 Knowing how stressful this period of the year will be, it is even more important to let go of stress about things that don’t matter.
Self-care is more important than ever. We all know that we operate better on a good night’s sleep than three hours of sleep. Eating a bag of Cheetos may sound better than a salad, but you will feel and function better after the salad.You have to make time for relaxing (without compromising your self-care). Even though it may not feel like you have time to wind down, making time for it will actually give you more energy throughout the rest of your day.
Learn to say NO. You’ll have more time in the other 8 months of the year, but you have to protect your time during the busy season; you have to make yourself a priority.Be optimistic! The American Heart Association found that, all things being equal, people with an optimistic spirit have better heart health, a stronger immune system, and a decreased risk of stroke.
  
Resources:Learn more at kayfrances.com
Connect with Kay: YouTube | LinkedIn | Twitter | FacebookRead: The Funny Thing about Stress; A Seriously Humorous Guide to a Happier Life!
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