#327: Aisha Tyler — How to Use Pain, Comedy, and Practice for Creativity

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Check it out. Well, hello, my darling little Mogwai. This is Tim Ferris, and welcome to another episode of the Tim Ferris Show, where it is my job to deconstruct world class performers to tease out the habits, routines, experiences, life lessons, frameworks, et cetera, that you can hopefully apply to your own. Lives. My guest today is someone I've known for quite a few years now. She's incredible. Aisha Tyler. That is A I S H A T Y L E R on Twitter, Instagram, Vimeo, and beyond. She is an award winning director, actor, comedian, best selling author, podcaster, and

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