During his stand-up comedy career, Steve Martin was the comedic equivalent of Bono from U2. He could sell out a stadium that seats forty-five thousand people, which at the time, was completely unfathomable for a comedian. In his autobiography Born Standing Up, Martin shares how he spent 10 years honing his craft before becoming a “success,” and what he learned through the ups and downs of his famous career. There were some insightful parallels between Martin's career and that of any entrepr...
During his stand-up comedy career, Steve Martin was the comedic equivalent of Bono from U2. He could sell out a stadium that seats forty-five thousand people, which at the time, was completely unfathomable for a comedian. In his autobiography Born Standing Up, Martin shares how he spent 10 years honing his craft before becoming a “success,” and what he learned through the ups and downs of his famous career. There were some insightful parallels between Martin's career and that of any entrepr...
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