I felt bad about you know like turning 40 and just thinking about where am I going to be in 20 years like do I have retirement like who is going to take care of my sisters? You know, they both have disabilities.

Neither of them are married.

And, you know, I just started to feel like,

what is my long-term plan?

Like at 40, that was the first time.

I was like, what am I doing?

Like, what's my community?

What's my support system? How am I doing like what's my community what's my support system how am I

gonna take care of my family and survive this so that I can live a long life and be

happy and comfortable and healthy and all that stuff. Welcome back to at the end of the tunnel.

It's Light Watkins and I've got a very special guest this week.

I'm talking to author and comedian Sarah Cooper

whose viral tick top Trump impersonations led to a Netflix show called

Everything's Fine, which is a comedic commentary on the state of America during the Trump years.

So I've known Sarah since 2012 when she attended one of my meditation trainings in New York

City.

At the time, I knew that she was working in corporate America and

that she really wanted to do stand-up comedy and two years after we met she

wrote a humorous piece on medium called 10 Tips for Appearing Smart Meetings, which ended up going viral and then later

became a book.

She did eventually take a leap of faith into becoming a full-time comedian and writer, when Trump was elected president she began openly

voicing her opinion about him on Twitter so much so that he blocked her in 2017.

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