Debbie Millman

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229 appearances 1 recordings 1 series first heard Apr 2026 last heard 2 Apr

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How to Be a Better Human · Chris Duffy | from Design Matters · 2 Apr 2026 podcast

So tell us that story.

For those that might not be aware of this story, this was my gateway drug into the humor of Chris Duffy.

How did they get tipped off?

How did they find out?

So just so you know, there are a whole slew of Chris Steffies on LinkedIn.

So I think if you change the email you use to sign up, you could go back on.

It's a book called Humor Me, How Laughing More Can Make You Present, Connected, and Happy.

Chris, why a book and why now?

You start the book by stating that this book is not about getting better at comedy.

What's the one line sentence?

What is this book about?

You write that the single biggest misconception about a sense of humor is that you're either born with one or you're not.

So is it your position that anyone can be funny?

You believe that humor isn't a fixed trait.

You describe deciding to reconstruct it deliberately.

What surprises you most about approaching humor as a practice rather than a personality?

You draw a clear distinction between performing comedy and cultivating a sense of humor.

When did you realize that these were separate skills and that one could exist without the other?

At the heart of building a sense of humor are three key tools you outline in wonderful detail in Humor Me.

And they are being present or noticing that the world is filled with absurdity, laughing at yourself or noticing the absurdity and weirdness inside yourself,

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