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Video Update: The Most Important Milestone For All Comedians

Monday, January 30th, 2012 at 10:00 am  
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In this video update, I talk about the most important milestone any comedian must reach before they can make any real headway in stand-up comedy — regardless of the “style” or type of stand-up comedy material a comedian chooses to deliver.

As a matter of fact, reaching this milestone is what separates the players from the posers as a comedian — for those who are truly serious about success as a comedian.

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4 Important Considerations For Delivering Headliner Level Laughter As A Comedian

Saturday, January 28th, 2012 at 5:57 am  
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It takes a tremendous amount of drive and determination to become a headlining comedian.

You must possess the confidence, talent and skill to be able to entertain audiences consistently, generating an average of 18+ seconds of laughter, cheering or applause for each performing minute — for 45 minutes to an hour.

That is no small feat, I can assure you. These folks stand among the stand-up comedy elite and they have set the standards for other talented comedians to achieve.

But for those new to stand-up comedy…

There is nothing keeping you from having the goal of delivering headliner level material for the stage time you are afforded, right from the beginning of your comedy adventures.

Here’s a little video I made about this:

I don’t want to imply that you will necessarily reach that milestone on your first performance. Some people do, others do not.

But if you have real comedy talent and know how to structure and capitalize on that talent right from the beginning of your stand-up comedy adventures, you can progress very quickly — far more quickly than trying to “write” jokes in the literal sense.

Here are 4 important considerations you may want to review in order to elevate your chances of greater success on the stand-up comedy stage:

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