Purpose-Driven Business and Generosity

This chapter explores the intersection of personal purpose, philanthropy, and business, emphasizing the importance of making a positive impact on the world. It discusses how integrating generosity into business models can inspire creativity and empower individuals while challenging conventional education systems. Through innovative approaches, the chapter illustrates how businesses can achieve profit while prioritizing the support of others and fostering community growth.

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In this gripping Part 2 episode, Chris Do goes deep with Simon Squibb on the business model that powers his viral mission of giving away money to strangers. But this isn’t charity—it’s strategy. Simon unpacks how he built a profitable, self-sustaining content engine that funds dreams, spreads hope, and disrupts the traditional education system.

From revenue breakdowns across YouTube, TikTok, Instagram, and brand deals to his "infinite giving" philosophy, Simon shows that you can do good and make money—at scale. This episode is a masterclass in purpose-driven entrepreneurship, and a behind-the-scenes look at how generosity can become a business advantage.

Timestamps:

(00:00) - Why Simon’s mission seems crazy—but works

(01:30) - Giving strangers cash on the street… how? why?

(03:00) - The psychology behind belief, opportunity, and self-worth

(04:00) - Why school failed him—and how he’s replacing it

(06:00) - “Fun-education”: content that teaches people to start with $0

(08:30) - You don’t need money to start a business—here’s proof

(10:00) - How Simon’s videos spark action worldwide

(12:00) - Giving without expectation vs. manipulation

(14:00) - The business of giving: profitable, scalable, repeatable

(16:00) - Acting like you have no money (even when you do)

(18:00) - The flaw in traditional charities—and how Simon avoids it