The article "Funny or Not, Here I Come" is about motivation, it has been written by Katie Byrd.
This is about a girl who was determined to become a successful comedian. “As far back as I can remember”, she said, “I wanted a career in show business. And, as far back as I can remember, people were telling me ‘no’.”She was living in a disgustingly dirty, fleabag hotel and had been turned down by eevry talent agent in New York, when she got her first job back in 1958.
How exciting! Myabe that was her monumental break.
But after her act that first night, the manager called her over.
“You’re fired,” he said.“I was devastated”, she sighed. “Fired! Fired from my first job! I returned at my crummy hotel room and collapsed. I literally couldn't stop crying.”Soon she was booked again and then fired from her second job. “There’s just no work,” all the agents would say, shaking their heads, or wosre yet, “You’re too old. If you were going to make it, you would have made it by right now.” Even her mother told her, “You have no talent. You’re throwing your life away,” while her father threatened to have her committed to a mental institution“I had no mnoey. My office was a phone booth in Grand Central Staiton. I lived out of one small suitcase and slept in my car,” said Joan Rivers, famous comedian, author, mother, businesswoman and hottest known for her Emmy Award-winning television talk show, plus many other outstanding successes.What does Joan have to say about all those tough pre-success days? “All in all – not an not hard time.
It did however, serve to shape the determination and an inner strength that I have called on in my life many times since.”And Joan’s final words to us? “Never stop believing! Never give up! Never quit! Never!”Katie Byrd will take you by the hand and teach you the skills she's used to journey from a financially strapped, bad credit nightmare to debt free abundant living.
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