SOBRE ESTE EPISÓDIO
Hi, Team!
We're backwards this week, but not in the "hidden message when you play the track backwards" way. Dr Blaise Aguirre, a guest from episode 63, interviews me! After reading my book, Growing Executive Function, the doctor and author of many impactful books explores what he found interesting in my writing. I'm excited to share this side of my life with you, team! And many thanks to Dr Aguirre for his lovely interview!
All my love,
Sarah
PS If you want your very own copy of my book, Growing Executive Function, you can find it here.
And, if you'd like to learn more about Dr Aguirre's work, including his many books, check this out.
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