#47 How to Use ADD/ADHD as Your Superpower with Peter Shankman

07/26/17 • 19 min

Join Dr. Michele on this week's episode of Body Wisdom as she speaks with Peter Shankman about how to use ADD/ADHD as your superpower.

Peter Shankman is an author, entrepreneur, CEO, runner, skydiver, podcaster, Ironman Triathlete, and most importantly, a dad. He’s the founder of ShankMinds: Breakthrough, a private, online entrepreneur community with hundreds of members around the world.

He’s perhaps best known for founding Help a Reporter Out, the largest source repository in the world, which fundamentally changed how journalists source their stories.

Join Dr. Michele on this week's episode of Body Wisdom as she speaks with Peter Shankman about how to use ADD/ADHD as your superpower.

He’s perhaps best known for founding Help a Reporter Out, the largest source repository in the world, which fundamentally changed how journalists source their stories.

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