Are you a good Daughter? feat. Kelly Carlin

I have the thoughtful, smart, talented Kelly Carlin in the studio today! We have a ton in common, both tendered & raised by professionally funny men. Chickenman & The Hippy Dippy Weatherman I am not sure I have discussed the fact my dad was Chickeman. He was local radio personality in Chicago and dressed up in feathers and tights and went to malls on weekends to meet people. After the feathers, he became a national radio guy and advertising guru as well. I always thought kelly's dad was much cooler, truly the comic's comic that spans generations with his humor and brilliance. I was lucky enough in my Comedy Store days to watch him put together shows. All that being said, they are still just our dad's, that we love, and try are best to be the good girl for... or the good daughter. Kelly and I unpacked our lives as daughter's, showbiz struggles and finally how to be your own women. Kelly is doing full force... me I am a bit behind. I think we both dove deep in this conversation and held nothing back, talked about everything from Carl Jung to money, to Carol Burnett. Show Notes! Here is a link to Kelly's website. Kelly Carlin And if you want to Unplug With Kelly go check her course. She will teach you how to use meditation and MINDFULNESS and easily fit it into your life. Kelly got her degree in Counseling Psychology with an emphasis in Jungian Psychology in 2001 at Santa Barbara's Pacifica Graduate Institute She lost her mom a few years before the entered Pacifica Graduate Institute Kelly's dad was a bit uncomfortable with the autobiographical work and that created pause. Carl Jung You may be visiting the same part of the circle in your life but you are a little higher up so you have a little more consciousness Life Coaching Lisa is up for anything, but her follow through in life is sucky Kelly needed to get on stage These negotiation we make inside of ourselves with our parents is interesting. Kelly is writing her second book about daughter-hood. None of the stories we tell ourselves are true. You get to rewrite your story. This is where follow through comes in. What if there is no safety net? The safety net does you a disservice. Kelly's father's legacy is really important to her. She wanted to participate in the world as his daughter. She needed to walk the fire of being her father's daughter in public. Lisa hears' all the time, you're just like your Dad, but not quite… We've all felt like we're drowning, we've all been lost and confused, overwhelmed by tragedy. We need to tell our stories. Kelly needed to get over her stage fright. Carol Burnett Lucille Ball Lily Tomlin Spalding Gray Kelly needed to prove to herself she could do it A Carlin Home Companion Entertainers Who Died on Stage Rain Pryor Marianne Williamson Rick Shapiro Eddie Pepitone We live in a world that has no set path anymore unless you are in technology. How do you monetize this??? It's not so much about what you...