
Show Notes
Taylor asked me to call this episode Baby Mama, Baby Daddy. Of course I resisted and told him it had to be something about fatherhood and finding your purpose. Buttttt, I’ll admit it. He was right. Baby Mama, Baby Daddy is way more fun. And that’s exactly what this conversation was. We laughed, a lot. Taylor said a few things I was not expecting. Like his obsession with crystals, the crates of amethyst at his house, and a recent conversation with his real life baby mama that will keep you on your toes. We riff about all the important life topics: Psychedelics Conversations with our future children Giving birth (taylor’s jealousy that men don’t get to have that peak life experience) And, the reasons why we both don't like the traditional school system Plus, a whole lot more. I should also mention, Taylor has done some pretty cool things. He’s an entrepreneur, activist, speaker. His first social enterprise, Change Heroes, mobilized people in 80 countries to fund and build 400 schools, water projects, and libraries for 200,000 people around the world. His resume is pretty special. But even above all that, being a dad is what he’s connected to most. Highly recommend finding this man on social media. He has a great blend of comedy, inspiration, and real life value. I’m really excited to share this podcast with Taylor Conroy. Connect with Taylor: Instagram: @tayloraconroy Tiktok: @taylor_money_
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