If I asked you to switch your money on, what would you think it means?

Well, with Hargreaves lands down it means investing your money.

It means making your money work harder for you.

It means investing for a better future, whatever the future holds.

Switch your money on with Hargreaves lands down.

Investments rise in fall in value so you can get back less than you put in.

Thank you for tuning in today.

I want to mention here at the outset of the show that today's listener question deals with a sensitive topic.

The caller has struggled with an eating disorder and is now going through recovery.

So I want to mention that, but I also want to say I really admire and respect your bravery in calling in.

The question, which you'll hear in a moment, is how to serve others who've had the same struggle or going through something similar and it should get a little bit more specific in her question.

But as a natural storyteller, our caller has noticed some things she'd like to highlight and is trying to figure out the best way to do it.

So how might a person go about deciding the best format or medium for such a project and is there an obvious money making angle from it?

Because here on Side Usual School, we are primarily interested in for-profit projects. It doesn't mean there can't also be a social good component to it.

It doesn't mean that you can't do something else in your life. It has nothing to do with making money.

That's just the filter that I approach the programming of our show with.

So I thought about that for a while before deciding on the answer that I'll share with you.

So hopefully we'll come up with something helpful for her, but you might have an idea yourself as well.

And that's what it's all about, kind of sharing these different ideas and workshopping through potential solutions, potential product services, how to take a message, share it with the world through the form of something that might be for sale, or at least is helping you build your brand as an authority, or whatever the case may be.

All right, so the question is, what's the best way to share personal stories of recovery? That detailed question and my answer is coming up in just 30 seconds.

Hi, Chris. This is Kit, and I'm from Chicago. I've been reading your books and listening to your podcasts for probably four or five years now.

I'm a natural storyteller. I have a lot of funny stories from travel experiences or from random research deep dives I've done about historical or scientific topics, usually obscure and macabre been entertaining.

...