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From getting in trouble for talking too much in school to giving keynote speeches on stages all over the world, Peter Shankman has transformed what was once perceived as a challenge into one of his many strengths.
Here, we explore Peter’s version of an ADHD brain, the source of Peter’s drive and spirit, and what to make of a diagnosis. Peter also shares his love of order and secrets to staying focused where skydiving and a Peloton addiction take centre stage. Peter closes with an inspiring invitation for anyone with ADHD.
As a successful entrepreneur, Peter is known for his business acumen, customer insight and economic foresight. Author of five best-selling books, including “Faster Than Normal”, he is also an advocate for the neurodiverse and the neurodiverse economy. His latest auto-biographical book is designed to empower ADHD kids. You’ll hear Peter both on news channels and serving as a global brand ambassador. And, you might even see him jumping from a plane.
CHAPTERS
00:05:00 The value of being neurodivergent
00:07:46 Where did your spirit come from?
00:12:43 The value of a diagnosis
00:15:24 The value of creating order
00:20:00 What about rest & recovery at work?
00:23:46 Challenges in education
00:26:23 The Google NEU Project - creating space for every mind to shine
00:28:11 "The boy with the faster brain"
00:30:33 Faster than normal
LINKS
NAPO - National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals
HARO - Help a Reporter Out
Cision
Profnet
The Google NEU Project
"The boy with the faster brain" - US link
"The boy with the faster brain" - Canada link
Institute for Challenging Disorganization
IMAGE CREDITS (see images on Youtube video)
Clare with the bandaged finger at the hospital - credit Clare Kumar
Faster Than Normal - credit Goodreads
organized closet - credit Peter’s Instagram
Peter in exercise gear - credit Peter’s Instagram
Curb cut - image To Be Reel - canva
"The boy with the faster brain" book cover - credit Goodreads
#productivityISpersonal - credit Clare Kumar
#nevermindthelabels - credit Clare Kumar
#diagnosisisprivilege - credit Clare Kumar
Learn more about and follow guest(s):
Youtube
Website
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Highly sensitive executive coach and productivity catalyst, Clare Kumar, explores the intersection of productivity and inclusivity continually asking how can we invite the richest contribution from all. She coaches individuals in sidestepping burnout and cultivating sustainable performance, and inspires leaders to design inclusive performance thereby inviting teams to reach their full potential. As a speaker, Clare mic-drops “thought balms” in keynotes and workshops, whether virtual or in-person. She invites connection through her online community committed to designing sustainable and inclusive performance, the Happy Space Pod. Why? Because everyone deserves a Happy Space.
Believing that productivity is personal, the podcast is produced in a variety of formats so you can enjoy it in the medium you prefer:
Listen to the audio right here or on your fave podcast platform.
If you prefer to watch video, check out the episode on YouTube.
If you prefer to read, please see the transcript below.
Ready to learn more, or want to find out more about coaching with Clare or hiring her for your next engaging event? Contact Clare here.
😀😃😄😁😆
If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a heartfelt review as this will help other listeners discover the podcast. Please invite your colleagues, friends, and family to listen as well. Together we can design a more inclusive world where everyone can make their richest contribution.
Want to learn more about Clare and/or her guests? Follow Clare on Instagram and Twitter.
And don't forget, everyone (including YOU) deserves a Happy Space. 😊
CREDITS
Audio and Video Editing by: To Be Reel
Production Assistant: Luis Rodriguez
Song Credit: Cali by Wataboi from Pixabay
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From getting in trouble for talking too much in school to giving keynote speeches on stages all over the world, Peter Shankman has transformed what was once perceived as a challenge into one of his many strengths.
Here, we explore Peter’s version of an ADHD brain, the source of Peter’s drive and spirit, and what to make of a diagnosis. Peter also shares his love of order and secrets to staying focused where skydiving and a Peloton addiction take centre stage. Peter closes with an inspiring invitation for anyone with ADHD.
As a successful entrepreneur, Peter is known for his business acumen, customer insight and economic foresight. Author of five best-selling books, including “Faster Than Normal”, he is also an advocate for the neurodiverse and the neurodiverse economy. His latest auto-biographical book is designed to empower ADHD kids. You’ll hear Peter both on news channels and serving as a global brand ambassador. And, you might even see him jumping from a plane.
CHAPTERS
00:05:00 The value of being neurodivergent
00:07:46 Where did your spirit come from?
00:12:43 The value of a diagnosis
00:15:24 The value of creating order
00:20:00 What about rest & recovery at work?
00:23:46 Challenges in education
00:26:23 The Google NEU Project - creating space for every mind to shine
00:28:11 "The boy with the faster brain"
00:30:33 Faster than normal
LINKS
NAPO - National Association of Productivity and Organizing Professionals
HARO - Help a Reporter Out
Cision
Profnet
The Google NEU Project
"The boy with the faster brain" - US link
"The boy with the faster brain" - Canada link
Institute for Challenging Disorganization
IMAGE CREDITS (see images on Youtube video)
Clare with the bandaged finger at the hospital - credit Clare Kumar
Faster Than Normal - credit Goodreads
organized closet - credit Peter’s Instagram
Peter in exercise gear - credit Peter’s Instagram
Curb cut - image To Be Reel - canva
"The boy with the faster brain" book cover - credit Goodreads
#productivityISpersonal - credit Clare Kumar
#nevermindthelabels - credit Clare Kumar
#diagnosisisprivilege - credit Clare Kumar
Learn more about and follow guest(s):
Youtube
Website
😀😃😄😁😆
Highly sensitive executive coach and productivity catalyst, Clare Kumar, explores the intersection of productivity and inclusivity continually asking how can we invite the richest contribution from all. She coaches individuals in sidestepping burnout and cultivating sustainable performance, and inspires leaders to design inclusive performance thereby inviting teams to reach their full potential. As a speaker, Clare mic-drops “thought balms” in keynotes and workshops, whether virtual or in-person. She invites connection through her online community committed to designing sustainable and inclusive performance, the Happy Space Pod. Why? Because everyone deserves a Happy Space.
Believing that productivity is personal, the podcast is produced in a variety of formats so you can enjoy it in the medium you prefer:
Listen to the audio right here or on your fave podcast platform.
If you prefer to watch video, check out the episode on YouTube.
If you prefer to read, please see the transcript below.
Ready to learn more, or want to find out more about coaching with Clare or hiring her for your next engaging event? Contact Clare here.
😀😃😄😁😆
If you enjoyed this episode, please leave a heartfelt review as this will help other listeners discover the podcast. Please invite your colleagues, friends, and family to listen as well. Together we can design a more inclusive world where everyone can make their richest contribution.
Want to learn more about Clare and/or her guests? Follow Clare on Instagram and Twitter.
And don't forget, everyone (including YOU) deserves a Happy Space. 😊
CREDITS
Audio and Video Editing by: To Be Reel
Production Assistant: Luis Rodriguez
Song Credit: Cali by Wataboi from Pixabay
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