It can be difficult at best to get accurate and complete information about anything, whether it be about politics or how to write stand-up comedy.

I also know that if an individual is willing to get enough “second opinions”, they will eventually find the answers they want to hear.

But when it comes to stand-up comedy, there are some misconceptions that keep those without real comedy talent thinking they can excel at stand-up comedy.

And sadder still are the misconceptions that keep those who do have real comedy talent from ever capitalizing on their talent.

So, let’s cover two of these misconceptions — one regarding people who DON’T have natural comedy talent and one regarding people who DO have natural comedy talent…

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Stand-up Comedy Tip: No matter what methods you use to develop stand-up comedy material (not “write” stand-up comedy material in the literal sense) that actually works well, in order to deliver a headliner level stand-up comedy act you must be able to generate an average of 18+ seconds of laughter for each performing minute on stage (PAR Score 30+).

Related video and page link:

Page Link: How To Be A Stand-up Comedian

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