My grandma will say things like your mom would have thought this was so cool.

Your mom would have been like in the front row.

And I go, I don't know that I'd be doing this.

If mom was still here, I don't know.

It's so strange to be sad that a parent isn't here to see your success,

but also know that a big reason you're successful is this drive to become somebody they would have been proud of.

Hey everyone, welcome back to On Purpose, the number one health podcast in the world.

Thanks to each and every single one of you that come back every week to listen, learn and grow.

Now you know that I get to sit down with a lot of exciting, interesting, fascinating people,

but sometimes there's someone that I reach out to that I'm just a huge fan of.

And actually it was my dear friend Adam Grant who gave me an excuse to reach out to this individual

with an opportunity that he had for her, which I even forgot what it was.

And he's been an amazing guest on the podcast too.

Just gave me an excuse to DM her and say, hey Taylor, would you like to do this thing?

Which is my way of sneaking in and saying, hey can you come on the podcast too?

I've been a huge fan of today's guest since her first special, her Instagram, her social media, her TikToks incredible.

I have sent her videos to my wife, my family, my friends, my trainer this morning.

I mean, she's one of those people that as soon as I watch her, I start laughing.

I learn something new and I just feel an incredible sense of joy.

And in the few moments that she's walked into my home and into our studio, I love her even more.

I'm speaking about the one and only Taylor Tomlinson, who began performing comedy when she was 16

after her father signed her up for a stand-up class.

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