Kathi and Jason Earls are talking about how to be funny as a communicator and discussing a comedian's guide to being funny

Kathi is back with Jason Earls, a professional comedian, talking about how to find your comedy voice. In the first episode of this hilarious series, they discussed a comedian’s guide to being funny. At the Red House you will often hear talk about finding your voice, but have you thought about finding your comedy voice? Some of us believe we could never be funny, or even tell a joke. Listen in to hear how you can find that comedy voice and how if you can laugh at something funny, you’re already half-way there! Learn about: 

• Finding your comedy voice 
• How humor brings the guard down 
• How comedy is a tool 
• A series of questions to ask yourself  

 

 

 

 

 

 

Links and Resources:

Jason Earls

Michael Jr.

Mike Goodwin

Dustin Nickerson

Dave Chappelle

Jerry Seinfeld

7 Jokes I Couldn't Tell at Church

Steve Harvey

Chris Rock

Awesome Note

Evernote

 

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Kathi and Jason Earls are talking about how to be funny as a communicator and discussing a comedian's guide to being funny

Kathi has Jason Earls with her today, talking about how to bring the funny when we are communicating our message.  Instead of living to make people laugh, Jason loves to make people laugh to help them live. Have you ever thought that maybe people are born funny or some people can never be funny?  Listen in to find out how we all have some authentic funny within us, how to discover it and make the sweet stuff happen by knowing about:  

• The triangle theory 
• How to show you are relatable 
• Finding your comedy voice 
• What a bloodhound has to do with comedy 

 

 

 

 

 

Links and Resources:

Jason Earls

Christian Comedy Association

Compassion International

Michael Jr.

Comedian by Jerry Seinfeld

Orny Adams

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Judy Carter "The Comedy Bible"

 

 

January Special Offer: 

 

West Coast Christian Writers Online Mega Conference February 25th-27th 2021

• This exciting event is filled with incredible keynote addresses, workshops, mentoring circles, and more. 16 agents & editors 15 Round Tables (genre or topic specific) 17 professional authors doing coaching appts Their new professional author circle small group led by one of my favorites Cheri Gregory
• Plus, I’ll be teaching and hosting a Round table
• Tickets are $199, but if you use the code REDHOUSE code you will get the flash sale price of the $129.

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Kathi and Tonya Kubo, the expert in lots of things, are talking about how to build followers from zero.

Kathi and Tonya, who you can find over at the Red House or over on Clutter Free Academy, are wrapping up this series by discussing one of Kathi’s favorite things: collaborative relationships. No one can be an expert at everything or serve all of the people all of time. But, we all have something that someone else can benefit from. Join in the conversation to learn about finding and filling that gap and:

• Why should we want to share
• Why we need to be good followers
• How to offer collaboration on different platforms

 

 

 

Links and Resources:

Tonya 

Join Tonya Kubo's The Secret to Online Communities Facebook group and access the content calendar and posting prompts here. 

Writing at the Red House

Clutter Free Academy

Thistlewood farms

Eat at Home Cooks

Red House Writers Collective

 

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And the best part? The Collective is 50% off for the month of December with code CHECKIN

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Kathi and Tonya Kubo, the expert in lots of things, are talking about how to build followers from zero.

Kathi is back with Tonya Kubo, creator extraordinaire, continuing the discussion on building followers from zero. The first week they kicked off the series talking about brand. The second week we learned about creating a compelling offer. This week is all about creating a content strategy and calendar and how they are beneficial. In this episode you will learn:

• The difference between a content calendar and a content strategy
• How to start developing a content strategy
• What are the top two mistakes that communicators make with their content

 

 

 

 

 

 

Links and Resources:

Tonya 

Join Tonya Kubo's The Secret to Online Communities Facebook group and access the content calendar and posting prompts here. 

Seth Goden

Clutter Free Academy

Red House Writer's Collective

 

December Special Offer: 

 

Imagine this…

What if you were able to suddenly create a life where you not only looked forward to writing each and every day, but a life where you actually have the time and ideas to write, and could build a following of readers hungry for what you’re writing? And then, what if you were actually able to turn writing into a business?

And the best part? The Collective is 50% off for the month of December with code CHECKIN

Red House Writer's Collective

 

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Kathi and Tonya Kubo, the expert in lots of things, are talking about how to build followers from zero.

Kathi and Tonya Kubo, one of her favorite human beings, are here continuing the discussion on building followers from zero. Last week they kicked off the series talking about brand. Listen in to learn how not to put the cart before the horse, how to create a compelling offer and:

• How to know what to offer your people
• How to find your giant BUT
• Discover a great framework to build from

 

 

 

 

 

 

Links and Resources:

Tonya 

Join Tonya Kubo's The Secret to Online Communities Facebook group and access the content calendar and posting prompts here. 

Clutter Free Academy

Red House Writer's Collective

 

December Special Offer: 

 

Imagine this…

What if you were able to suddenly create a life where you not only looked forward to writing each and every day, but a life where you actually have the time and ideas to write, and could build a following of readers hungry for what you’re writing? And then, what if you were actually able to turn writing into a business?

And the best part? The Collective is 50% off for the month of December with code CHECKIN

Red House Writer's Collective

 

  To share your thoughts:

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