Thank you, Robin Williams I always loved making people laugh. Even if for a moment. My thinking was, only now able to use these words, to take their mind off whatever was weighing on them at the moment. Give them a little break and get them laughing. If nothing else, get them to lighten up a bit. I used to love watching the Honeymooners with Jackie Gleason. The Carol Burnet show with Tim Conway, Harvey Corman and occasionally Jonathan Winters. I discovered early in my life, heck, probably before I was even a teen ager, that to make someone laugh, was a very rewarding thing indeed. It was the late 70s and I remember seeing Mork from Ork on Happy Days. Then, much to my surprise and delight, Mork, aka Robin Williams, got his own show! That guy was a real hoot! My entire family would watch that show and I remember we would repeat some of the funnier lines throughout the week. Over the years, I would love watching Robin Williams bring whatever crazy, zany character to life. Toss in those great little one-liners. He had to go off script. No way a writer could have written anything as funny as what Robin brought to the character. I had heard it was even a real chore working with him because he deviated from the script so much. I vividly recall thinking to myself though, that without that deviation, it would be nowhere near as funny. No where near as memorable. No where near as great. Fast forward a few more years and now Im self employed as a real estate salesperson. Struggling for a few years to try to figure out this business. Finding a great mentor here and a great mentor there (a lot of mediocre ones too unfortunately, but without those, you cant appreciate the really great ones). Working on my business plan. Deciding what I wanted to accomplish with my business and how I wanted to accomplish it. What level of production I wanted to reach and how I was going to reach (and exceed) it. What I was going to say, how I was going to say it. What I...
Posted on: Tue, 12 Aug 2014 13:54:05 +0000
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