Author Archives: Steve Roye

Special Report: Killer Story Joke Resources

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Killer Story Joke Resources You may not be aware of this but… Trying to find a variety of websites with an ample supply of story jokes to review in order to nail down high quality jokes for use in a speech or presentation can be a very challenging and time consuming task. So here’s what you will find in this special report: Links to multiple websites that feature a fair to good quantity of story street jokes to review and choose from. Insight on locating different story joke resources beyond the websites provided (both online and offline). But before you take another step, please note: No matter which Continue reading Special Report: Killer Story Joke Resources→

Lesson 1: Exposing Common Joke Mistakes

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Exposing Common Joke Mistakes Introduction In addition to the issues associated with joke telling being a self-taught affair that most people aren’t very good at as described in this article… There is another important issue that contributes to a lack of proficiency when it comes to telling street jokes which is this: It is rare for anyone to provide any type of constructive feedback about a person’s sense of humor or their inability to select and/or deliver a joke. It could be described as an unspoken social taboo of sorts. Unfortunately, this situation can contribute greatly to an individual’s belief that they are proficient at joke telling when Continue reading Lesson 1: Exposing Common Joke Mistakes→

Lesson 2: Joke Selection Strategies

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Joke Selection Strategies Introduction In order to deliver a transformed street joke during a speech or presentation that generates a big audience laugh virtually every time you deliver it… The process begins by selecting the best possible open source jokes to work with. The focus of this course is on one particular type of story joke which is a reality based street joke. Reality based street joke: An open source story joke that features people in scenarios that could have actually occurred or can appear real or believable. Reality based street jokes unlike fantasy based jokes do not involve: Talking animals or insects A genie in a bottle Continue reading Lesson 2: Joke Selection Strategies→