I just promoted the haunt that I'm going to be working at before I return to training, my post was immediately liked by a local pro wrestling promoter!
Much of this advice can also work in reverse. If you go to your boss and say, "I have an idea that will make this company money, do you have 5 minutes?" and they say "No." or "That sounds like too much work." that's a clue you probably don't want to be working there.
While I'm going to potentially start my career pretty late, I wager that one big advantage of that is that I've had a long enough "real world" career that I may be able to provide some good "Connector" solutions!
Didn't need to click: already knew you were talking about utility players! But I didn't anticipate your going the extra mile with a few more additions. Great video concept as always.
"The 90s, the "o-o's", the whatever the last decade was called and the 20s" - LOL I share your dilemma, Mike 😂 I wouldn't even know what to call the "o-o's", I usually just go with early 2000s 😅
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Your videos are literally a hidden gem, I'm in the process of transitioning into pro wrestling and all of the tips he's giving are gonna help a lot
Thanks LoudPak!
I just promoted the haunt that I'm going to be working at before I return to training, my post was immediately liked by a local pro wrestling promoter!
Much of this advice can also work in reverse. If you go to your boss and say, "I have an idea that will make this company money, do you have 5 minutes?" and they say "No." or "That sounds like too much work." that's a clue you probably don't want to be working there.
An excellent point, sir!
Would love to see a video on dressing or acting like your gimmick outside of the ring and promotions.
That would be an interesting topic to tackle, for sure...
Good video as always Mike and thank you for always responding to comments
You betcha - thanks Adam!
While I'm going to potentially start my career pretty late, I wager that one big advantage of that is that I've had a long enough "real world" career that I may be able to provide some good "Connector" solutions!
It’s so much more valuable than most people realize!
Didn't need to click: already knew you were talking about utility players! But I didn't anticipate your going the extra mile with a few more additions.
Great video concept as always.
Am I becoming that predictable now? 😆
@@TilWeMakeIt Predictable? No.
Consistent? For sure!
I'm wayy back in Sri Lanka ,thanks Mike actually you gave me a motivation
Glad to read this, Onray - thanks!
@@TilWeMakeIt I WILL MAKE IT
"The 90s, the "o-o's", the whatever the last decade was called and the 20s" - LOL I share your dilemma, Mike 😂 I wouldn't even know what to call the "o-o's", I usually just go with early 2000s 😅
I must have avoided naming that decade for quite some time now...
@@TilWeMakeIt 😂🤣 i see where youre coming from
Thank you for this. I just shared it on my social media. I think every wrestler should listen to this.
I appreciate that Daniel, thanks!
Thank you Mike!
You bet, Ken!
I like how proactivity has worth in the Pro-Wrestling business. In most businesses, that is not valued the same. Thanks for the content, Quack.
Thanks! It's certainly one of those things that, unless you've had experience running a wrestling company, you might never think of!
lol! I call the years2011 through 2019 the Teens. This is invaluable information Mike! Thanks so much!
I suppose that's as good a name as any!
Thankyou Mike.
You are most welcome, sir!
How do I become a journalist
How old am I when I can't apply to be a WWE superstar? Is there any such limit?
You will have a harder time getting a spot in a try-out camp if you are over the age of 35.
@@TilWeMakeIt Thank you sir. could you please give us a video about WWE performance center's rules.
I wanna be the most famous jobber in pro wrestling.
How MUCH WRESTLER EARN. ( make video on it )