When You Improvise, You Work

Social Media Is A Way To Make Communication Easier. Obviously Some People Misunderstand It, Some People Take It Personally, And Some People Are In A Constant Fight To Grow Their Engagement. They Even Become Obsessed. They Feel Like They Need To Be Popular On Social Media. The Most Important Thing Is: You've Got To Be Secure In Yourself. In Order To Have Influence On Other People, You've Got To Know Who You Are, First Of All. The Reason I Get Happy When I Get More Engagement Is Because That Means I Did Something Right In Terms Of My Audience Enjoying My Content.

The Only Pressure Comes Form Myself. I Put Pressure On Myself At First Just Because I Was Intimidated. When I Made Amy Poehler Laugh, It Was A Big Thing For Me. She's Been One Of My Role Models Since High School, Because She Started Ucb, Which Is What I Wanted To Do Since High School.

With Stand-up, It Doesn't Matter Who You Are. If The Audience Claps Because They Love Your Movies, That Clapping Stops After Five Seconds, And Then It's Your Job To Make Them Laugh.

When You Improvise, You Work Off The Laughs From The Audience, But When You Step On Stage To Do Standup, It's Silent.

I'm Totally An Anxious Mess All The Time. There's A Constant Dialogue Going On In My Brain, And It's Just Reminding Me Of All The Failures That I Have Had, And All Of The Things I Need To Do, And All Of The Things I'm Not Doing Good Enough.