The Best Advice Ever Podcast

Mike gets collegiate during spring break while honing his focus for this week's best advice.

Mike is on the road even if it's not for comedy. A few social preferences cause some introspection in how personal interactions are handled. The best advices is a mater of perspective and focus.

Mike hits up Steel City and a few stately towns while considering how some people don't fear failure, they fear success.

Mike hits the road to the state for lovers and gets inspired due to a mixup based on schedule assumptions.

Mike has hotel "quality" preferences and has guidance on egg basket arrangement.

Mike gets in the weeds on the road as he also has some travel issues surrounding identification.

Mike is bicoastal on the road and applies lessons in Spades to avoid analysis paralysis. 

The story of the makeup gig is still creating content for "On the Road Again" as Mike contemplates small towns. The best advice accentuates the positives.

Mike makes up for a bad gig while on the road, loses track of bow ties and gives advice on growth as time passes. Tour dates and tickets: mikegoodwin.com Follow me on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/BowtieComedyOfficial Follow me on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bowtiecomedy/ Follow me on TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@bowtiecomedy?lang=en About Mike Goodwin: Mike Goodwin is a refreshingly funny comedian, speaker, and leader. His signature bowtie is a nod to his expectation-defying brand of comedy that leaves a variety of audiences from corporate events to swanky galas laughing hysterically and completely inspired, without a foul or vulgar word spoken. A native of Camden, South Carolina, Mike was raised in a family that had its share of dysfunction. He learned at an early age how to use laughter to pierce through tension and in some cases, ease pain. As a result, he developed an affinity for comedy and used it as a way to cope through difficult situations he faced as a child.

Mike has a major snafu when it comes to arriving at a gig and embraces failure as a stepping stone to success.