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Jennifer Aaker: How to Use Humor to Improve Creativity

Humor can get you through long lines at Disneyland and a bad day at work.
December 16, 2015|by Jennifer Aaker

Laughter has the power to increase creativity, improve health and strengthen relationships, explains Stanford Graduate School of Business Professor Jennifer Aaker.

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