For many, big life changes tend to follow chapters of euphoria and hyperbolic proclamations such as "my life changed forever and I've never been happier". But, what happens when that isn't the case? On this week's episode, lifelong butcher and comedian, Mike Timlin, dives into the messy process of recalibrating expectations after transformative life changes (i.e. getting sober or leaving a toxic work environment). He shares the highs, the lows, and some surprising lessons he learned along the way. Join us as we explore what it takes to rebuild and redefine success in the muddy aftermath of big life decisions.

Bio: A graduate of the Chicago comedy scene, now based in New York, Michael is a comedian and actor who has been in a two or three things. His credits include a show on Showtime, an A24 film, and an award-winning independent film that was recently acquired by Starz. And 3 different Italian-American butcher shops. 

Mike's Social Media: @YoungTimlin

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