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I remember vividly what I was thinking when I first made the decision to become a stand-up comedian: "All I had to do was write some jokes, tell them on stage and soon I would be discovered! It can't be that hard.

I thought if I just had some good information on how to write great jokes, I was on my way to success! I did what seemed like the smartest thing to do at the time.

Bottom line: I love your approach to comedy writing! It seems very organic.

You really cut out all the BS and myth that goes on in the comedy world.

I have been a performer for many years.

I have been The Face of HBO Latino for the last 2 1/2 years.

So I figured that taking a shot at stand-up comedy wouldn't really be that hard.

Thank You so much for being so generous and creating this course.

And I have written comedy in Spanish, English and Spanglish for theater, and TV.

And I know I can be funnier than anybody on TV." Boy, I was na ve in the beginning.

I knew in my heart that I was funny enough for the stage and could make something big out of stand-up comedy.

I am considered a story teller, which is suppose to be a no no.

I spent hundreds of dollars buying every book I could find and taking workshops on how to write, develop, and perform stand-up comedy material.

And I can see myself headlining in 18 months or less thanks to your course.

See Ya in Vegas, Alba Sanchez Bronx, New York www.albasanchez.tv With all my hard work I knew I had an act that would....

I studied joke-writing techniques day and night.

I wrote joke after joke, then rewrote them over and over again until I believed they were as funny as they could possibly be.

I spent countless hours memorizing and performing my "killer jokes." Another comment from an entertainment professional about the Killer Stand-up Comedy System: Alba Sanchez TV Personality Steve, My name is Alba Sanchez.

I have not tackled stand-up because I just couldn't write the way the comedy books were saying is the only way to do it.