02.28.2022 - By Ian Lobas
Life is a comedy and Episode 251 is all about that. To make it in comedy, you need to overcome ego. Shuli shares a candid look at how his career in comedy refined his outlook on life.
As an on-air radio personality for the Howard Stern Show for around 15 years, Shuli has been able to display his genuine talent for captivating audiences with his hilarious stories. Storytellers can tell it the way they do because they’ve lived it, that is exactly why good standup comedy is so hilarious. There are incredible hardships that make up for some life-shaping moments.
Shuli shares a deep perspective on life and how he’s used his passion for comedy to develop himself. This is one of the most profound episodes we’ve had yet.
Ego is the killer. There’s nothing wrong with making YOU the joke. There’s a lot to learn about pressure and not taking yourself too seriously. Why not have a few laughs while we embark on a journey to better ourselves. Find support and more when you join our Men On Purpose community at https://ianlobas.com/podcast/
Highlights of the Episode:
00:05:30 - Shuli Egar’s family background
00:12:18 - Weeding out bombs in comedy
00:17:21 - The 10-minute Rule and Andrew Dice Clay’s album
00:20:26 - Getting good enough by making it fun
00:23:41 - Leaning into the realness of comedy
00:25:39 - The real stuff is always the funniest
00:27:33 - Ego is the killer. Make YOU the joke.
00:31:12 - Family influence on Shuli’s comedy
00:33:32 - Dropping the ego and bombing at Dice’s show
00:42:49 - The legend of Andrew Clay Dice
00:49:42 - The universe is a boomerang
00:50:53 - Hope is for suckers. Belief is everything.
00:54:29 - Navigating through all the doubts
00:56:24 - Perspective and mindset
00:58:27 - Write a journal. Thank the universe every day.
00:59:26 - Manifest your destiny and The 5-second Rule
01:00:42 - The turning point for Shuli
01:01:48 - The moment between Garret and Shuli
01:04:38 - Making the king and everyone else laugh
01:07:38 - Organic spontaneous comedy
01:09:48 - Imagine never swinging the bat
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