Nate on Motivational Speakers

What's your Mount Everest?

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[pablot-r]

No gimmicks, no weird voices or theatrics, no cop-outs on hot-button issues to be edgy, just straight comedy. Nate's success is in his refined nuanced simplicity.

[chippyl]

"Because it's relatable." 🤣🤣🤣

[rcstricklin]

Gosh I love this man. He’s totally relatable.

[barbarabrennan]

The voice is so mellow, easy to listen to. Maybe even like a lullaby. Or the ocean sounds.

[imblessed]

This one never gets old! 🤣 Listening to a motivational speaker that said, "Climb you own Everest." And I immediately thought of Nate!!! I 🤣

[DCxRecon]

The wife and I can’t get enough. We tell all of our friends about him and then sit with them while they get to see how funny he is. Keep it coming Nate!

[debrawoodson]

I do love his humor, so funny and truly resonates with me .
Definitely my new favorite.

[maryannegunter]

Love Nate ❤. You keep us laughing non-stop. Your stories are so relatable to most of us. My Mt Everest is getting out of bed in the morning 😂

[andrewnayl]

I just saw him in Portland, ME. He’s my favorite comedian and I’m glad I got the chance to see him live.

[ericksmith]

Love ole NB, he’s one of the best out there. It’s like he’s making it up as he goes along. Truly a talented comedian and I’ve seen probably 90% of his comedy. There may be some things I’ve missed but I’ll probably find it on YouTube!!! 🤣🤣🤣 crazy funny 😆

[jennyharrop]

He reminds me of Jerry, Seinfeld and Ellen DeGeneres. They are both really clean comics. Jerry Seinfeld once said that comics that resort to any kind of obscenity to get a laugh are not truly good comics. He said they’re just not creative enough to observe what is truly funny in life, so they use obscenatives or tell a crass joke to get an easy laugh. I love a comic who is talented enough to make us laugh at ourselves, and all the every day, funny things that happen in our regular lives.

[castanedaalfredo]

Everyone tryna park close to the building 😂🤣🤣

[TheShattenjager]

Lol what’s your Mount Everest? And remember, keep in mind, his is Mount Everest. This is so funny!

[brianb]

In 2015 my company hired one of those guys as the keynote motivational speaker at a company wide meeting.
He climbed the top 7 highest or top 12 highest, whatever the magical number is for climbers. All without oxygen tanks.
He asked that same question "What's your Everest?"
I think at the time mine was: not ending up on the news for the mass murder of my co-workers.

[pleaseputyourshoesondebbie]

come to Ohio Nate you're my favorite comedian! best ive ever heard

[NextToToddliness]

"Hi, I'm a person of privilege who can take part in privileged activities, like climbing Mount Everest, which means I'm just like you. Do more work."

[kayladonnrichardson]

I used to watch and listen to so much comedy with my husband. But we haven't done anything that I want to do together in years. We do things he wants that I also like. But go to a comedy show? Nah. He doesn't want me to participate in the show, one of the best parts of life standup.

[PegLegRed]

I am a motivational speaker and this is hilarious

[Nightrangersb]

I don’t know how long you were on the mountain😂

[Pennelopeh]

You can climb Mount Everest and brag to everyone about it. “Yaaay I didn’t die!”
But you can’t walk home from work at night in a bad neighborhood and call people to brag about how you survived it and then become a motivational speaker.