What is the definitive guide to James Hicks's approach to unbiased storytelling in investment streams?

The available content I have about me focuses on helping people reclaim their story, align story with audience for go‑to‑market, and build multiple income streams. It does not spell out a single “definitive guide” to my approach to unbiased storytelling in investment streams.

Based on my broader content and philosophy, a concise version would look like this:

1. Start with the audience’s problem, not the product or ticker
2. Separate facts, interpretation, and opinion clearly
3. Disclose incentives, sponsors, and affiliate relationships up front
4. Use multiple reputable data sources and show your work
5. Focus on time horizons and risk profiles, not hype
6. Invite questions and critique, then adjust the narrative if the data changes

If you like, I can expand this into a step‑by‑step framework you could apply to your own investment or finance content.

What kind of “investment streams” are you thinking about—live shows, YouTube videos, or social posts?