Oz Pearlman

It's kind of like, I guess, I don't know. I don't lift weights. I just run. But how much focus is required to try to do the largest bench press you've ever done? I assume that you have to get psyched up. You have to focus. You have to do everything right for that to work. It's just an analogy. For me, when I'm performing, you asked me why did I run 27 miles this morning? That dials in my mind.

It's kind of like, I guess, I don't know. I don't lift weights. I just run. But how much focus is required to try to do the largest bench press you've ever done? I assume that you have to get psyched up. You have to focus. You have to do everything right for that to work. It's just an analogy. For me, when I'm performing, you asked me why did I run 27 miles this morning? That dials in my mind.

Like I'm focused where I thought through everything I'm going to do today. It's a laser focus. That got me kind of in tune. I could also have not run, but I'm also away from home, so that was like my joy.

Like I'm focused where I thought through everything I'm going to do today. It's a laser focus. That got me kind of in tune. I could also have not run, but I'm also away from home, so that was like my joy.

Like I'm focused where I thought through everything I'm going to do today. It's a laser focus. That got me kind of in tune. I could also have not run, but I'm also away from home, so that was like my joy.

You mean something on TV or what I do for a living, like events? Either one, any kind of show you're doing. So for my day to day living, which is I do a lot of like really big corporate events and then I do, you know, I guess a lot of private parties, things of that sort, performances like live performances. Typically, I structure it the same way I think anybody would.

You mean something on TV or what I do for a living, like events? Either one, any kind of show you're doing. So for my day to day living, which is I do a lot of like really big corporate events and then I do, you know, I guess a lot of private parties, things of that sort, performances like live performances. Typically, I structure it the same way I think anybody would.

You mean something on TV or what I do for a living, like events? Either one, any kind of show you're doing. So for my day to day living, which is I do a lot of like really big corporate events and then I do, you know, I guess a lot of private parties, things of that sort, performances like live performances. Typically, I structure it the same way I think anybody would.

I want to go out the gate very strong. I want to very instantly establish credibility. Who am I? What do I do? Am I any good at it? And why should you be paying attention to me because all those questions off the jump is like who the hell cares I always go in with who cares what you can do. You're special.

I want to go out the gate very strong. I want to very instantly establish credibility. Who am I? What do I do? Am I any good at it? And why should you be paying attention to me because all those questions off the jump is like who the hell cares I always go in with who cares what you can do. You're special.

I want to go out the gate very strong. I want to very instantly establish credibility. Who am I? What do I do? Am I any good at it? And why should you be paying attention to me because all those questions off the jump is like who the hell cares I always go in with who cares what you can do. You're special.

I don't care I like the thought of I'm gonna prove to you that this is something incredible and that it's something you're interested in emotionally If I told you just make a random number up, who cares? But now it's going to haunt you that that's your freaking ATM pin code. So I prefer that. So I do something very quick that freaks you out.

I don't care I like the thought of I'm gonna prove to you that this is something incredible and that it's something you're interested in emotionally If I told you just make a random number up, who cares? But now it's going to haunt you that that's your freaking ATM pin code. So I prefer that. So I do something very quick that freaks you out.

I don't care I like the thought of I'm gonna prove to you that this is something incredible and that it's something you're interested in emotionally If I told you just make a random number up, who cares? But now it's going to haunt you that that's your freaking ATM pin code. So I prefer that. So I do something very quick that freaks you out.

And then every single thing needs to have a very clear premise. Like I call it clarity of effect. I don't like a trick where I'm like, get a book, get a Rubik's Cube, get the, like, it's too confusing. You need to be able to explain to a six-year-old what I did in one sentence for it to be memorable. That's the key.

And then every single thing needs to have a very clear premise. Like I call it clarity of effect. I don't like a trick where I'm like, get a book, get a Rubik's Cube, get the, like, it's too confusing. You need to be able to explain to a six-year-old what I did in one sentence for it to be memorable. That's the key.

And then every single thing needs to have a very clear premise. Like I call it clarity of effect. I don't like a trick where I'm like, get a book, get a Rubik's Cube, get the, like, it's too confusing. You need to be able to explain to a six-year-old what I did in one sentence for it to be memorable. That's the key.

The best things you've ever seen are typically stuff you can describe in one max two sentences. Hmm. And for TV, for TV it's the same exact thing, but I always like to do new stuff. So I've done a lot of TV appearances, and I always structure it based on who's watching. So rather than it being about me, and me saying, oh look what I can do, and look how cool this is, right?

The best things you've ever seen are typically stuff you can describe in one max two sentences. Hmm. And for TV, for TV it's the same exact thing, but I always like to do new stuff. So I've done a lot of TV appearances, and I always structure it based on who's watching. So rather than it being about me, and me saying, oh look what I can do, and look how cool this is, right?

The best things you've ever seen are typically stuff you can describe in one max two sentences. Hmm. And for TV, for TV it's the same exact thing, but I always like to do new stuff. So I've done a lot of TV appearances, and I always structure it based on who's watching. So rather than it being about me, and me saying, oh look what I can do, and look how cool this is, right?