Comedians discuss advice for improving your stand-up comedy, including trying new material between proven bits and giving yourself time to work on new ideas.
In this episode, the hosts talk about the importance of having quotes to live by as a way of grounding oneself and staying motivated. They share their favorite quotes and the meaning behind them.
Two successful quotes for fatherhood are "Whether you think you can or whether you think you can't, you're right" and "Smart people learn from their mistakes, wise people learn from other people's mistakes." Any other quotes depend on individual situations.
In this podcast, the host discusses the power of quotes in people's lives, how individuals can relate to what a writer has written, and how people can own the beauty of words that have impacted them. The podcast further highlights quotes that have been turned into tattoos and t-shirts such as "write like a motherfucker" and "be a warrior for love."
Written communication misses the nuance that comes with verbal communication, which can be important in some situations. Polite declines in particular may benefit from verbal communication, as it allows for more explanation and rationale.