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🌞 How Much Have You Laughed Today?

Take a moment to slow down and remember the times that made you smile. This journey will guide you through simple questions to help you reflect on funny, joyful moments from today and years past.

You don’t need anything but a few quiet minutes — just follow each step, and let the memories come.

"A cheerful heart is good medicine" – Proverbs 17:22

📱 Tip: This tool is designed to shine brightest on a computer or laptop. However, for the best experience on your phone, try holding it sideways (landscape) during your laughter journey.

A Laughter Journey to Remember Joy

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Why Laughter Matters More Than You Think

Laughter isn’t just a pleasant reaction — it’s a built-in blessing for our minds and bodies. The Mayo Clinic notes that laughter can “stimulate many organs, activate and relieve your stress response, and soothe tension.” In other words, laughter isn’t just fun — it’s functional.

When we laugh, our brains release endorphins. Muscles relax. Blood pressure can lower. Even five minutes of heartfelt laughter can shift our mood, reset our stress, and open us to joy — even if life hasn’t changed.

Not Laughing Much? That’s Okay.

Some seasons in life are heavier than others. If laughter feels far away right now, you’re not doing anything wrong. This tool isn’t about “cheering up” or pretending. It’s about gently reconnecting with joy that’s already part of you — even if it’s been a while.

Ways to Invite Laughter Today

These aren’t tasks. Just gentle ways to open the door to joy.

A Reflection Tool, Not a To-Do List

The Laughter Journey to Remember Joy isn’t about doing more. It’s about pausing long enough to notice the good that’s already been part of your life. Each step helps you remember something that once made you laugh — and maybe still can.

You don’t have to “feel better” by the end. But if you find yourself smiling, or remembering something sweet — that’s enough.

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