Episode 58 with Katherine Ellison
"I try to talk openly about my mistakes and humiliating moments in order to normalize them and make them less shameful."
Katherine is a Pultizer prize-winning journalist, author and public speaker.
She's written or co-written several books about ADHD, and is a regular contributor to ADDitude magazine. She also recently gave a Ted Talk on the gifts of having ADHD during a pandemic.
Her most recent book is "Mothers & Murders: A True Story of Love, Lies, Obsession ...And Second Chances," a memoir about a major mistake she made as a young reporter and how she recovered and came back stronger than ever.
Website: KatherineEllison.com
Twitter: @kathellison
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