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EPISODE · Sep 15, 2016 · 39 MIN

FROM VOICE TO A VISION [EP. 118]

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This episode is brought to you by Patreon sponsor Jeff Roberts. To learn how you can support the podcast, visit www.SchoolOfLaughs.com/Patreon. Sandi Joy Chadwick turned what could have been a major disappointment (loss of her singing voice) into a victory when she switched her focus to comedy. It took a little encouragement from others to take that initial step. Another nudge from a co-worker led to some bigger breaks. Today Sandi is 20 some odd months into her journey as a full time comedian. We cover a lot of ground, including: The differences between singing and stand-up Why WalMart worked out for her Winning a nationwide talent show Appearing at the same event as Tom Cruise Connecting and building rapport with the audience The importance of networking The one thing you can't outsource as a comedian Taking chances during a show The benefit of a supportive family Going full time and the challenges associated with it and much, much more! Learn more about Sandi Joy Chadwick! Visit her WEBSITE: SandiJoyComedy.com Instagram: SandiJoyFul WOULD YOU LIKE TO BE ON THE PODCAST? I am looking for a few listeners who have new premises they would like to brainstorm. If you have the ability to RECORD your set, I would love to have you on the show! We will brainstorm over a Google Hangout, then you will need to bring back an audio clip within two weeks to include in the show. Limited time 20% off coupon code for online courses! Use coupon code "20POD20" for 20% off any online comedy writing class during the month of September, 2016. Just enter that coupon code at check out to reduce your investment by 20%. Visit THIS PAGE to view the course offerings.

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