Comedy taught me a lot about getting messages across. It taught me about pace, about energy, about delivering the jokes as succinctly as possible. It taught me about shaping the whole so that every component contributed to the core message. It taught me to start with a bang and finish with an even bigger bang; to weave a convoluted path which miraculously concluded in a place which brought you back to the beginning again and from which you could see the path you had just taken.
It taught me to use stories that touched people’s lives, that they

could identify with and say to themselves “yes, that happened to me!”
One of the greatest things you can do in life is to mint an idea in the furnace of someones mind. This idea they can then pocket, still hot, and later study in detail, bite on its authenticity and imagine its many possibilities of investment.
This is the currency I offer in the transactions of
my presentation.
Book me as a keynote speaker, and your audience will leave the auditorium a good deal richer for it.