The secret to promoting yourself and getting noticed is simple: Be bold, be consistent, and be you. Everyone has a unique sparkle—don’t be afraid to let yours shine.

Ah, the two-year mark in comedy. It’s a tricky milestone, isn’t it? By now, you’ve likely moved past the sheer terror of your first open mic (or fifty) and maybe even scored a few laughs that weren’t from your mom in the back of the room. But where should you be?

You know that moment when you stumble across a premise so funny, you laugh out loud in public, and people look at you like you’ve just confessed to loving pineapple on pizza? (Which, for the record, I do—judge me.) You think, “This is it! This joke is going to kill on stage. It’ll be my new closer.” And then... it doesn’t work. Not once.

The earnings of comedians can vary greatly depending on their level of fame, experience, and success. Some comedians who have achieved significant success and popularity can earn millions of dollars per year through various sources, including stand-up comedy performances, tours, television shows, movies, endorsements, and merchandise sales. However, it's important to note that not all comedians reach such high levels of income, and many comedians earn more modest salaries.