Lighten Up Instead of Tighten Up: How To Stay Playful Under Pressure
When the pressure hits, you can stiffen up like glass or stretch like a rubber band. Here's how to stay elastic so you keep your options, your timing,…
Why Do You Want To Be Funny? Approval vs Connection in Your Sense of Humor
Have you ever asked yourself why you want to be funny? Your answer changes everything about how your humor lands, and whether people just laugh or act…
The Critical Exit: How To Walk Out of the Room Full of Comedy Critics in Your Head
Before you even say the funny thing, a room full of critics in your head has already voted it down. Here's how to find the exit, for the imaginary cri…
Ego Limits Comedy: How To Grow Your Comedy Capacity by Getting Out of Your Own Way
Some comedians keep growing while others burn out early, and it usually has nothing to do with talent. It comes down to your comedy capacity, and the …
Comedy Alignment: How To Turn Down the Noise So Your Natural Funny Comes Through
You don't need more confidence to be funny. You need less noise in your head, and here's how to exit the critics, turn down the commentary, and let yo…
The Attention Trap: Why Going Viral Can Box In Your Comedy (And What to Chase Instead)
A million people can make you famous, but a thousand people can make you free. Here's how to tell the good kind of attention from the kind that locks …
How to Become Funnier Without Losing Confidence
How to Become Funnier Without Letting Rejection Break YouTrying to become funnier sounds bold and exciting until you actually start doing it.The moment you publicly…
How to Stay Funny Under Pressure: 3 Key Comedy Coaching Tips
How to Stay Funny Under Pressure: 3 Key Comedy Coaching TipsHaving a great sense of humor often feels effortless—until pressure steps in. Whether it’s an…
How to Get Started Writing Comedy When Your Brain Wants to Clock Out
Every comedian has experienced that moment where you sit down to write, stare at the page, and suddenly both of you forget how to function.…
Why Comedians Write
The Refraction of Humor: Why Comedians WriteEvery joke starts as a single beam of experience. Something happens—you notice it—and for a split second, it feels…