2013
Drew’s Best Of 2013
365 days is a lot of time to do a lot of things. Here are some of my favorites from 2013. Best Achievement – 100 73 Speaking Engagements One of my biggest goals for the year was to do 100 engagements for Humor That Works. While I only hit 73, I still think it was my biggest […]
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Performances in Review 2013
For the third year in a row, one of my goals was to perform at least 100 times. Last year I hit 133 performances, the year before 119. This year it was 102. Here are some stats regarding the performances: 54% of shows were shortform improv, 5% of shows were traditional longform improv, 23% were […]
Read MoreQuality Day Review 2013
If you’re wondering, yes I’m still doing that Quality Day thing. Have no idea what I’m talking about? Here’s the write up from last year: As some of you may know, I’ve developed my own productivity system where I shoot to do 5 habits every single day. I track whether or not I complete each […]
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My Best Tweets of 2013
Ignoring retweets and direct messages, I tweeted 323 times in 2013. 99% of those tweets were puns. Here are my 20 favorites from the last year: Composers are unsung heroes of music. I bet Ford Mustangs get stolen a lot. It makes sense for a muscle car to get jacked. In highschool I was like butter […]
Read MoreSo You Finished Your First Improv Class…
Congratulations! You’ve finished your first level of improv classes. You have 8 weeks of training under your belt, a new group of improv companions, and a rocking show that you did for friends, family, and strangers. So, now what? Here are 5 things you can do after you’ve finished your first improv class: 1. Take […]
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10 Tips for Surviving Your First Improv Class
So you finally decided to sign up for your first improv class? That’s awesome, congratulations. Over the years I’ve taken a number of classes; some of have been incredible, others not so much. Here are a 10 tips I’ve learned on how to make the most out of your maiden voyage into classes on improvisation. […]
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