(EMAILWIRE.COM, April 02, 2011 ) Los Angeles, CA - Those who possess the desirable talent of “humor,” who can incite laughter, are those typically most able to positively influence the people around them. Whether for enhancing friendship, “breaking the ice,” or even sexual attraction, humor is a powerful tool that can open many doors.
Studies have shown that those who possess this ability to make others laugh are much more warmly received, by as much as 80% more than those who do not. Funny people are popular people, and science explains why; serotonin is released in the brain when a person laughs, laughs, and the accompanying good feeling is associated with the person who caused that laughter; an advantage easily seen in social situations.
This “power of humor” is explained through Stanley Lyndon's new “How to be Funny” program, which teaches how anyone can develop this ability to be liked, through charisma and humor.
Stanley Lyndon is a very highly regarded comedian, appearing on numerous television shows, including Jay Leno, David Letterman, Ellen DeGeneres and Oprah. With 3 hit TV shows, along with co-writing several famous sitcoms such as Fraiser, Friends, Cheers, and Will and Grace, Stanley Lyndon has written for some of the best names in all of comedy. Impressively, some 5,000 comedians have attended special workshops to learn his system.
The step-by-step approach in this new program benefits from the real world experience of teaching thousands of people; this hands-on understanding of how people learn best is responsible for the rapid success in those following it.
In “How to be Funny,” jealously-kept secrets of the trade are freely shared, showing how one may spontaneously “joke” and demonstrate wit, and turn an otherwise boring situation into a funny one. Comedic timing, attracting the opposite sex, and turning around jokes that “bomb” are all covered and more in this bullet proof comedy system.
The public reaction to “How to be Funny” has been exceptionally high, with many complimenting the deadly effective approach that Stanley has taken in teaching comedy to the lay-person. A system unmatched by any other, it is of no surprise Stanley Lyndon has the fame that he now enjoys in the hotly competitive industry of comedy. In short, Stanley's system is the real deal! To read more about “How to be Funny,” visit www.howtobefunny.net
