Welcome back to mood with Lauren Elizabeth. I am Lauren Elizabeth. And today for our current mood

combo, I'm going to be joined with one of my OG podcast friends and just obviously now real-life

friend Scout Sobol. She is absolutely incredible as a human being and as an emotional entrepreneur.

That's the title of her book. She is the founder of Scout's agency, a PR agency that gets woman

as guests on podcast. She is the co-host of the OkSys podcast with her sister Maddie, my other friend,

Hey Mads What's Up. Her story is absolutely incredible. She is so beyond successful and it

obviously did not come without trials and tribulations. She's been living with a severe case of

bipolar disorder for 15 years and she was once unable to hold a job, go to college or literally

dysfunction in today's society. But obviously now she manages her bipolar disorder successfully. She uses

her mental strength to fuel her entrepreneurial dreams and she shares her mental health journey

to inspire other women to feel safe in their emotions and follow their calling with her solo

podcast and with her new book, Emotional Entrepreneur. We are going to get into all things Scout and you

guys are going to absolutely love this conversation. It's just so real, it's so honest and it's

really inspiring. I feel like for me personally it's exactly what I needed to hear last week and I

feel like you guys are going to love her just as much as I do. But first let's obviously jump into

best mood and worst mood of the week. I have to say that I feel like it's just so legit now that

you guys are also writing down your best moods and worst moods whether they're of the week or

of the day of the month, whatever it is. You guys sold out the journal and literally like I think

three days, which is insane because if you watch the YouTube video or just I don't know, listen to me talk.

Hi, you're doing it right now. You know how much this journal meant to me because usually I'm

able to just like think of something created with my team and this was something that you know,

everyone was like, you know, why don't we start with a blank journal? Why don't we do this? We

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