About this episode

Michelle Plante discusses her journey in standup comedy, resilience, and the impact of physical writing on creativity.

Today, we reverse-engineer the mind of Michelle Plante, a hidden operator turning life's raw observations into standup comedy. From finding her comedic voice after seven years of sobriety to facing the brutal, instant feedback of a live audience, she reveals the raw human experiment of real-time performance. We also dive deep into the collision of analog habits and modern focus. You'll learn how the tactile friction of writing on physical paper engages different neural pathways than typing, forcing us out of digital loops and into the present moment. We discuss the structural blueprints for building resilience when things fail instantly, why corporate top-down mandates always backfire against human nature, and how to harness observational humor as a tool to navigate the changing landscape of creativity. This isn't just a loose conversation; it's an actionable guide. Plus, Michelle shares her simple, screen-free morning journaling protocol to ground your day before the world demands your attention. Watch us on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=tAEx8jVDXCo Listen to Michelle's last 3reate podcast…

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