My Video Clip on Managing Stress

Here is a brief clip from the talk/seminar I do on Managing Stress with Humor. Enjoy. Mike

This Actually Happened

A friend was approached by his son's teacher with the concern that Peter had no friends at school yet he seemed to have no problem getting along in class. When Peter was asked about it this was the reason he gave his Dad.




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The Quest for Happiness

Hi. Here is a quote that I think should be burned into the memories of us all.

" Happiness comes from loving people and using things, not from loving things and using people." Anon

For more on our search for peace and happiness.

Ten Things a Man MUST NEVER Say to The Woman In His Life

Healthcare is such a big issue everywhere these days. Here are ten things men must never say to avoid medical expenses and guarantee healthy "accident" free living.

By the way I've said a couple of these in my life with Carol. In case you're interested.. my recuperation took three months but I still walk with a slight limp.

Never say to the woman in your life...

1. Is that your third cookie?

2. You can't blame everything on having children.

3. But you've had a headache for two weeks.

4. I think one glass of wine is enough. Don't you?

5. That's quite a paunch you're getting.

6. Scales don't lie, Hon.

7. Those slacks used to fit you so well.

8. I think it might be time for bifocals.

9. When you were young you were SO HOT!!

10.I was thinking of getting you a treadmill for your birthday. Would you like one?


Stay tuned for the Ten Things Women Must NEVER Say to the Man in her life.

How to Navigate the Sea of Life

Here is a cartoon from my collection of 52 Motivational Cartoons.
" When you find something humorous search for hidden wisdom."

The Magic of the Night Sky

I love the night sky. There is something comforting, mysterious and hopeful about standing under a canopy of swirling stars. Each summer I go camping alone in Canada’s beautiful north land to satisfy a hunger for solitude, wilderness and the night sky. Away from city lights there is nothing more awe inspiring than a star studded sky in the stillness of the wilderness.

I usually set up camp beside a lonely northern lake providing me with a long horizon and an uninterrupted view of the heavens. As darkness approaches I begin to sense an overwhelming closeness to the mysteries of the universe and a strong connection to the source of all that is. I become aware of an alternate rhythm to life - a rhythm which is so easily lost amidst the frenetic pace of contemporary existence. Embraced by darkness, with stars too numerous to count and comforted by the gentle lapping of the waves I begin to realize how much I miss, living in a city with its incessant, invasive brightness. It is as if I am rediscovering an enormous part of a lost spiritual heritage.

When sleep begins to engulf me and my eyes start to close, I reluctantly move toward my camper not wanting to miss a moment of this celestial display but realizing that I can’t resist the call to slumber any longer. In the warmth of my sleeping bag I let the silence and stillness lull me to sleep with the immortal words of Sophocles gently echoing across the centuries, “ Mortal I know I am, short lived, yet whenever I stand beneath a multitude of swirling stars I no longer tread this earth, but rise to feast with God and enjoy the food of the immortals.” And so to sleep.

Mike Moore is an international speaker and writer on Happiness,Human Potential and Humor

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