So this week on the show I want to highlight some collaborations that I've been

recently doing with Heather Parry over on the Happy Brain Podcast. Now if you're new to the show

or if you're just not aware we We have a second podcast. It's called

Happy Brain. It's all about mental health. It's focused on interesting, unique,

weird ways to improve your mental health, manage your mental health, and be a little bit happier each day.

And as part of that, Heather and I have been doing a number of collab episodes where we respond to listener questions, we discuss important topics like toxic

masculinity or others, and we just sort of highlight the main differences between our philosophies when it comes to personal improvement and

mental health specifically. So I'm going to hand the baton over to Heather.

She can explain what this episode is going to be about.

But I do want to let you know that if you want to hear more of these,

if you like these collabs, head over to the Happy Brain Podcast. Just search Happy Brain with Heather Parity on your favorite

podcast app or click the link in the description of this episode. So enjoy the episode.

I don't know about you, but if you can find a group of people who will give you really honest feedback, tell you the truth, you got to hold on to those people. In the personal development space, there's this idea of

mastermind groups and that's essentially their purpose. So you get a group of people together to

kind of hold each other accountable, give each other very honest feedback

about whatever you're working on, whether it be a business goal or a personal goal or whatever.

Masterment groups are pretty cool if you've never been a part of one.

But that's not exactly what today's about.

What if I told you that the author of Think and Grow Rich,

one of the most popular personal development books out there, Napoleon

Hill, advocated that you could have a mastermind group with dead people. Yeah, it just got dark to know. Welcome to another episode of

happy brain. My name is Heather Parity and thank you for joining us as we

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