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Ashley M Fils-Aime gives me comedy advice
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Seriously good comedian Ashley M Fils-Aime joins the revolution.
In this podcast we chat about what the hell the revolution is, gratitude, goals and stand up comedy as a whole.
He got it in the end, but Sharam got a lot of advice along the way. Really good comedy advice for stand up comedy.
• The value of appreciating small audiences who plan their day around seeing you perform
• Why writing jokes is the fundamental currency of comedy that solves creative problems
• How achievements become a form of currency that strengthens you for future challenges
• The fear that your unique perspective won't be understood versus the power of authenticity
• Being unapologetically yourself attracts people who resonate with your distinct voice
• The danger of pursuing fame and followers instead of mastering joke writing
• Comedy as an experience rather than just a performance or path to recognition
• Finding purpose in resolving personal trauma through creative expression
Send me Fan Mail! It could be anything, we are desperate at this point.
Chapters
1. Ashley M Fils-Aime gives me comedy advice (00:00:00)
2. Starting a Revolution (Without a Plan) (00:00:40)
3. Building Currency Through Comedy (00:06:57)
4. The Value of Small Audiences (00:12:39)
5. Content Fatigue and Creative Problems (00:21:15)
6. Finding Your Authentic Voice (00:33:57)
7. The Revolution is a Verb (00:41:48)
8. Experiencing Life Through Comedy (00:47:52)
9. Discovering Purpose in Trauma (00:50:48)
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