Alex Partridge

Yeah, yeah.

Phenomenal advice, Hester.

Thank you so, so much.

Just finally, I'm going to deliver to you a letter that was written by the previous guest where they wrote a letter to their younger self.

You can kindly read it for us.

There we go.

What a closing sentiment.

Hester, on behalf of everyone struggling to grapple their brains and keep their house in order.

Thank you so much.

Thank you.

Thank you so much.

So, with regards to ADHD, he's seen it all.

Do you think if left unchecked and that propensity to seek the low-hanging fruit, the quick dopamine, can that lead to a dangerous path of crime perhaps for somebody like that?

I think that...

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