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• My First Stand-up Comedy Performance Flopped – Now What?
  It can be a real let down when your very first stand-up comedy performance goes down in flames and gets no laughs. This article takes a look at my own less-than-optimal first time on stage experience at what to look at to avoid a repeat performance.
• 3 Signs You Should Be A Comedian
  What are some signs that you should be a comedian? Do you have to be the “class clown”? Do you have to be an extrovert? You might be surprised to find that not only do those things NOT matter, but that there are some solid indicators revealed in this article that you should be a ...
• Are New Comedians Predisposed To Struggle Needlessly? It’s Obvious To Me…
  If you go to any comedy open mic anywhere, you don’t see success – you see most people flop. And it’s not because of a lack of talent. This article discusses why new comedians tend to be predisposed for failure when they start the process of becoming a comedian.
• Your First 5 Minutes Of Stand-up Comedy Material
  Your first 5 minutes of stand-up comedy material is the most important. It should be tight and generate maximum audience laughter. This article discusses what “tight” means and what you need to do to move forward quickly as a comedian when it comes to audience laughter.
• Setting Standards For Stand-up Comedians? It Wasn’t Me…
  There are audience laughter levels that must be reached in order to progress as a comedian. These performance standards were established by pro comedians and their performance ability since the beginning. Now there is software to objectively measure these laughter levels.