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So I get asked all the time, how did you get started in this? If we wanted to do something similar and start an organization to help people, do you have any tips for us? What if we wanted to start our own podcast? Or do you have any advice if we want to write a book? So I wanted to do the special podcast. I was just going to give you free advice. It's worth what you're paying for it, which is nothing. But some free advice I've learned over the

past 25 years. And I hope that that helps to maybe inspire some of you to take the next step

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