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And as I mentioned in two or three episodes ago, that Julie is actively working on rebranding

our entire social media platform.

She's working with a professional who does that, and that's going to kind of be her endeavors.

We can make things even more interactive, and I've mentioned some opportunities for training.

Talk more about that.

And also possibly expanding into just different areas.

But I had done an episode a few weeks ago on the problems with self-diagnosis and social

media.

And I've done a few episodes, probably a few months ago, on narcissism.

And when we were talking about rebranding our model and more of the sense of, you know, from the social media perspective, I thought it would

be kind of interesting if I could combine those two topics. In essence, really the whole purpose

of this podcast is narcissism and is this the new normal and i think

you kind of step back and if someone were to scroll through your instagram facebook all the

different online social media platforms what story would it really tell about you?

Would someone see who you actually are or just more about who you want the world to think that you are?

And a bigger question doesn't even matter anymore.

And when I'm asking people during a clinical interview about problems with social media,

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