Loriann Carrigan: Are you able to sit among a group of friends and monopolise the conversation with a monologue that goes on for at least an hour without any of them leaving? If so, you have what it takes to entertain a crowd. And if you are able to do this, you can start by taking up small gigs for free on off days at certain restaurants. Keep the patrons entertained for about an hour and hone your skills along the way.Then you can look at being paid for these gigs. If you're really good, you'll even build up a fan following and will be able to name your price at restaurants.But if you can't entertain your friends, work at doing so before stepping on stage. Believe me, the benefits are tremendous. As an example, I now get paid to write songs because I used to amuse and entertain my friends by composing parodies of songs for them on the spot when I was a teenager.All the best....Show more
Jamika Gregorio: Then do it or die unhappy.
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