Lemonada.

I got a cool question from a listener named Beatrice.

She launched a collection of scarves, like statement scarves, and she has no background

in textiles.

She was just like, this would be a cool business for me.

What can I do?

You know, how can I leverage the other skills that I have?

So she took an unconventional approach.

This has been a selling point for her.

But she's also worried about how to reassure customers that her products are high quality

and worth their trust, since this

isn't her background. So if you're in a situation where you're trying to break into an industry

where you don't have formal training, it can feel intimidating, but sometimes that perspective

is exactly what sets you apart, right? So how do you turn being an industry outsider into an

advantage? How can you use that outsider status as a strength?

Let's talk about it. That's today's question. Welcome to Saitistle School detailed version and my

answer coming right up. Hey, Julia Louis Dreyfus here. If you listen to me on my Wiser than Me

podcast, you probably already know that I'm an investor and an evangelist for the Mill Food Recycler.

There are a lot of reasons to love Mill, but for me, it's all about the impact.

Keeping food out of the garbage is one of the most powerful things we can do to help the planet every single day.

We're talking banana peels, carrot tops, old takeout. When that stuff heads to the

landfill, it becomes a huge driver of climate change. If you already compost, great. But of course,

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