Lessons from Jerry Seinfeld to Comedians and Presenters

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1. Jerry Seinfeld Lessons for Comedians Speakers
2. Sometimes a road that is not being used, is not being used for a reason
3. Jerry Seinfeld Lessons 32 year carreer He A microfone An audience that is avid for laughing
4. Jerry Seinfeld Lessons You A microfone An audience that is avid for your ideas
5. You’re not always comfortable. Even when you really think that you are, you’re not. It’s extremely difficult to feel comfortable
6. How to feel less uncomfortable? You always need to feel self-confidence and trasmit that to your audience
7. But... According to most studies, the main reason of people’s fear is public speaking. The second one is fear of death. That sounds properly? That means that, in a funeral, most part of the people would rather be more comfortable inside the coffin than making their farewell speech.
8. It’s just a matter of time and practice. You’ll learn how to introduce, how to maintain e dictate the rhythm.
9. Keep that in Mind! Once they settle down, you still got to be funny because after an hour, all their enthusiasm of being there live at theatre just to watch you performing will decrease as soon as you’re not doing it right.
10. Reformulating Once they settle down, you still got to be interesting because after an hour, all their enthusiasm of being there at the meeting just to listen to you will decrease as soon as you’re not doing it right.
11. Create a soft material “I think it’s funny to be gentle with intense subjects”
12. Keep people interested. It’s tough but it’s essential. “Men don’t care what’s on TV. They only care about the other things that are on TV”
13. Make your content as short as possible “ It’s amazing how all daily news fit on a single newspaper”
14. And enjoy the approval 4 Levels of Comedy: - Make your friends laugh Make others laugh Be paid by making others laugh and by making others talk like you because it’s funny
15. And enjoy the approval Reformulating 4 Levels of Comedy: Make your friends listen to you Make others listen to you Be paid by making others listen to you and by making others talk like you because it’s interesting
16. Jerry Seinfeld Lessons for Comedians Speakers