My mom had passed suddenly. I was almost 15 at the time. My dad was like, I'm done parenting.

You need to get married. That does something to your psychology. I was a matchmaker for a minute.

Horrible. I had a vegan chili business. Okay. Total disaster. I had a disposable toothbrush product

that I had kind of invented and total flop. I lived in New York 25 years and I didn't know what stand-up comedy was.

I was at Ground Zero.

I had to like wake up and build from Ground Zero overnight.

And it was a mistake.

What was I thinking for the 15 years before?

What's up, rich friends?

Welcome back to another episode of Net Worth and Chill with me your host, Vivian 2,

aka Your Rich BFF, and your favorite Wall Street girlie.

Like most Americans, I turned 18, picked a college, then a major, and basically assumed that I was going to work that job that I got out of school for the next 40 years of my life until retirement. That's the dream, right? Not quite.

No one tells you that you can pivot, evolve, and completely reinvent yourself at any age, and that the

timeline we're sold is honestly kind of BS. But here's the thing, reinventing yourself at 40,

that's kind of terrifying. Building a whole the thing, reinventing yourself at 40, that's kind of terrifying.

Building a whole new career from scratch when you're supposed to be settled with a 401k and a sensible sedan. That takes serious guts and financial courage for so long we've been told

there's one timeline for success, one safe path to follow, one narrow window to make your big move.

But today's guests said, nah, it's never too late and prove that your 40s can just be the beginning of something incredible.

From Mumbai to Ohio, from lawyer to matchmaking entrepreneur to selling out comedy shows across the country,

she's turned her unfiltered truth-telling into Hulu

specials, a best-selling memoir and tours with comedy legends like Amy Poehler and Tina Faye.

And her daughter? She's been right there watching, learning, and building her own path in the

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