What if fun was the missing ingredient for a healthier, more resilient nervous system? In this episode of Building Resilience, I sit down with Chris Rich, a certified life coach and self-proclaimed “fun expert,” to talk about why fun isn’t just a luxury—it’s a nervous system reset button.From stomping in puddles to spontaneous adventures, Kris shares simple ways to infuse more fun into everyday life and explains why playfulness is a powerful tool for emotional well-being. If life has been feeling too serious lately, this episode will help you bring joy and lightness back into your days!What You’ll Learn in This Episode✅ How fun positively impacts your nervous system✅ Why some people struggle with fun (hint: it’s a nervous system thing!)✅ How to break free from survival mode and invite more play into your life✅ The “FUNdamentals of Fun” – simple ways to look for, create, and share fun✅ The difference between healthy fun vs. distraction/buffering✅ Why fun helps build stronger relationships, reduce stress, and improve mental healthResources & Links[Link] Connections Membership: Join the waitlist! Build resilience and foster growth through nervous system regulation and community support.[Link] It's Not Just Your Thoughts, It's Your Nervous System (with a Creative Twist): A free workshop to map your nervous system and create a calm toolkit with simple, creative techniques. No artistic skills required![Link] The Advanced Nervous System Resilience training: Dive deep into understanding the nervous system and its role in our lives. Get My Resilience Journal📝 Resilience: A Guided Journal for Emotional Well-Being & Nervous System Care📌 Amazon US: Buy Here📌 Amazon CA: Buy HereWant to better understand your nervous system and how it affects your daily life? My journal is the perfect companion to everything we talk about on the podcast.💻 Free Nervous System Tools & Workshops:🔗 The 30-Second Burnout Solution🔗 Mapping Your Nervous System Workshop Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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