Peter Shankman
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330 appearances
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first heard Oct 2017
last heard Oct 2017
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I don't know if you're sending so colors, but my four year old and I we we take these pages and the affirmations, we color an affirmation, we hang it on our wall and every night we say all the affirmations.
The podcast, Faster Than Normal, is the basic premise that if you look at celebrities and you look at CEOs and you look at people who have been successful, the majority of them have ADHD or some form of it.
So the podcast interviews these people.
We've had everyone from Tony Robbins to Seth Godin to Cameron Harold to the Chief of Staff for the Mayor of Boston, uh Keith Cross, who found a DocuSign.
Dave Neilman, who founded Jet Blue, you know, really phenomenal people of all walks of life, all of whom have done incredible things with their lives, and they blame it or or or attribute it to their ADHD.
And it's basically we listen to them, the interviews are 20 minutes long, each podcast is 20 minutes long, because, well, ADD.
And we focus on the things that they do that makes them successful.
And we hopefully implement that.
We've had doctors and we've had school psychologists and people like that on the board.
We've had kids on the court on the
on the program as well who who tell us about their day.
But it's phenomenal.
I'm so happy I started it.
And it's such it's so great to get emails from people.
It's like, oh my God, it's changed my life.
And it it's nice.
And so from that, I was contacted by Ran Random House about a year and a half ago, uh or about a year ago to write a book.
And so faster than normal, the book
comes out October 3rd.
And it's the the website for that is actually faster than normal book.com.
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