I am a firm believer that one of the real keys to becoming a high impact comedian or speaker starts with really understanding what it is you do in the first place when you make someone laugh in very ordinary, everyday situations.

Unfortunately, I also know that most people are looking for that “mechanical” or robotic means for generating big laughs on stage.

And not just mechanical, but that “special mechanical” process that makes one super funny for audiences with little on no effort.

In other words…

If you can somehow learn to put Peg A into Slot B and then somehow, as if by magic, tremendous laughter will occur from an audience.

Then, low and behold…

People are shattered when the “put Peg A into Slot B” approach doesn’t work.

But oddly enough, they do it over and over again, working like a rat in a wheel, trying reach that morsel of food that is always just out of reach.

Know this — there is a huge difference between understanding comedy “mechanics” and being “mechanical” when it comes to producing and delivering stand-up comedy material that actually works.

Let me explain exactly what I am talking about and give you some questions to answer for yourself…

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Answer those questions for yourself and you will understand why comedians at all levels struggle at a high level when it really doesn’t have to be that way.

Or you can just keep doing that “mechanical” thing, which is NOT what the Killer Stand-up Online Course is about.

The choice (and the results you get) is 100% yours.

For more information about Steve Roye, author of this blog and the Killer Stand-up Online Course, click here.

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