Mike Carruthers

It must be because, at least in part, that it's just so difficult to get up and go try to connect with people.

It's just really hard for them to do.

So what's your advice for those people who would love to connect but just don't even know where to begin?

Sure.

Of course.

Well, and there's so many ways to reach out to people if you're willing to take the risk.

I mean, you certainly have your phone and you can text and, and there's other electronic ways to just reach out and touch someone.

Well, anyone who knows that feeling, and I assume it's everyone who has had that feeling, that deep sense of loneliness, knows how horrible it is, and I think this is such an important conversation to have.

Edward Hallowell's been my guest.

The name of his book is Connect, which he wrote several years ago, and I promised him I would mention his new book, which is about ADHD, called ADHD 2.0.

And you can find a link to those books in the show notes.

Thanks for coming on, Ned, and talking about this.

It was good to hear, and it was a lot of really good information.

Thank you.

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