For his place in entertainment history as the co-creator and star of TV Guide’s “#1 Greatest TV Show of all time,” “Seinfeld” (NBC, 1989-1998), Jerry Seinfeld’s real life path seemed as simple and effortless as the sitcom that was supposedly “about nothing.” He became a successful stand-up comic, parlayed that into a sitcom based on his life as a successful stand-up comic, and after nine years on TV returned to being a successful standup comic. Without a doubt, Seinfeld was the definitive observational comedian, naturally funny and obsessively hard-working, but the oft-overlooked secret to his
