A short spoken monologue (YouTube video) arguing that having fun is essential to life, that adulthood often suppresses playfulness, and that children model pure joy. The speaker urges listeners to deliberately increase fun in their daily activities — e.g., “make everything you’re doing right now twice as fun.”
If you're not having fun, then why. Why do any of it? I think that having fun is probably the most underrated thing. And as you get older and older in life, you know, the world tries to kind of beat you down to being vanilla and make you fit into a certain box and to act a certain way. We're all children at heart. Children are the most pure sense of having fun and excitement there is. My children are a very big reminder for me every single day. Just look at your life and think, how could I make everything that I'm doing right now twice as fun? And whatever the answer is, go and do that.
