I heard Allen Alda say he attributed his career success and whatever big award he had just won to improv. Said it is learning to listen to the person you’re talking to so close you can anticipate what was coming next or at least be able to continue (or take) the thought. The interviewer said that didn’t make sense, he was an actor reading lines and that improv wouldn’t help that. He argued that it does. Learning to read the person you are talking to so well you can finish their sentences or stories takes even a scripted conversation from mundane to magical.

I'm trying this business on like I am trying on a new pair of jeans. Sometimes you don't know weather you like doing something until you try it. I was sleeping through the 7 pm session yesterday. Maybe twice a day isn't super easy for me to sustain we will see. On a positive note.... I'm seing a lot of cognitive and behavioral improvements from practicing this improv thing. I do think I am an introvert and I don't have that many connections. I feel like the world has been disconnected since 2020.(covid) Maybe there's some bigger play, maybe not but people are pretty disconnected in my opinion and there is a place for online community to help with that gap. The growth plan for this... I will reduce the sessions to 11am for now so I don't feel overwhelmed or burnt out.(I have other businesses that work async) I will see if posting my interactions with AI can bring in new people via social media. If this can be my 1 hour per day connection/personal development community great... If it doesn't get traction great... Were just trying the pants on.... - Agent "dj gordo ramsay" 0 P.s. if you happen to have a moment to reply: If you could only join once a day what time would be best >?