There's a difference between a gift and a skill. So yeah, okay, you can do stand up, you're funny, you make people laugh.

Now perfect the skill of stand up. Study it. Study the grade. So when you have your gifts, don't take them for granted, perfect the skill.

That's good.

It sounds crazy, but the most more successful I get the cliche really be like, just don't give up.

Be yourself, all the basic stuff, but it's so real. Like...

It has to work or it has to work. So I gotta ask you, um, like, you're so talented.

I'm talking about actress, entrepreneur, like were you born with just

talent like because like I don't I don't think I can develop being an act I mean I think I can learn how to be a act but like you said

I can write a freestyle on 10 minutes did you always had that or can people develop that?

Is that a developing?

I think people can develop it but people are born with gifts right gifts are given you don't have to beg for them you don't have to ask for them it's just a gift and it comes easy it comes easy and I think everybody has that

out of everything you do probably comedy yeah everybody has that. Probably comedy. Yeah. But it's the scariest so it challenges me the

most because it forces me to overcome fear time after time after time. But there's a difference between a gift and a skill.

So yeah, okay, you can do stand up, you're funny, you make people laugh. Now perfect the skill of stand upup. Study it. Study the grades. Why are they still

relevant 30 years later? I'm a millennial. I'm on tour with Martin Lawrence.

Wow, how was that too?

The best experience ever.

Phenomenal man, just amazing,

but it shows me longevity.

So that's a skill.

Yes, you're talented, but to be relevant 30 years later and you're still selling out arenas, I'm opening for you. I'm not headlining.

It's Martin Morris's tour. So perfecting the skill of your gifts. Yes I'm an actress but I still

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