Simon Squibb

Katie on my team, for example, has watched your content when she was going through a hard time and you helped her.

Now I'm telling you right now

that what you're doing is more profound than you perhaps give it credit for.

Now, however, I totally agree with you that people listening, you don't have to start there.

I actually think charity related businesses are a bit broken.

So when I started out six years ago, my original thinking is maybe I'll get into politics.

I'll go and fix the education system from inside the system.

And then I realised something I know to be true.

You can't put a fire out in a house unless you're outside the house.

So I decided to fix the education system from outside it.

When I first started making content, what I quickly realized was the first bucket I needed to fill was my own.

So I wanted to help people.

I wanted to feel useful and I wanted to be seen.

My whole journey is a selfish one.

I wasn't doing it to be philanthropic.

I wasn't doing it to give back.

I wanted to be useful.

I'd sold my company and I fell into a kind of depression.

I'm like, what am I here for?

What's the point?