Podcast appearances and mentions of johan wiklund

Welcome to the second episode in Entrepreneurs with ADHD series. In this solo episode, I address common misconceptions about ADHD and whether traits associated with ADHD offer advantages or pose challenges in the entrepreneurial landscape. Drawing on my extensive background as a psychotherapist and business coach, I challenge listeners to consider how ADHD manifests differently across various types of entrepreneurs and discuss the validity and limitations of self and formal diagnoses. Prepare to challenge your assumptions and enhance your understanding of ADHD in the entrepreneurial world.Highlights of this must-hear episode include:Discover the six dominant characterizations of entrepreneurs by Forbes and how these relate to ADHD.We talk about the diagnosis, the varied traits, and most importantly, the impact of ADHD on individuals and their entrepreneurial journeys. How the timing of diagnosis and gender influence the type of entrepreneurs individuals might become.Learn why broad claims about ADHD and entrepreneurship can be harmful and discover the importance of a tailored approach.**This episode is not just an exploration; it's designed to equip you with a nuanced understanding to better support your journey, both in business and in personal growth.**Mic drop moment:"Some of the traits of ADHD can be a distinct advantage for entrepreneurs under certain conditions, while the same traits can be absolutely devastating and destructive under other conditions. It's so much more complicated and nuances than these slogans make it seem."Mentioned in this episode:Interview with Johan Wiklund on ADHD, entrepreneurship & gender differencesForbes article with different types of entrepreneurs Harvard Medical School quote on the benefits of the placebo effect Companion episodes to check out::Short & Sassy episodes for the ADHD entrepreneurFull-length episodes for the ADHD entrepreneurIf you loved this episode, please do me a solid and share it with your friends who are entrepreneurs who identify with ADHD traits. Thank you! And if you're interested in finding out whether I'm the right coach to help you with your entrepreneurial journey with ADHD, book a free consultation here.

Welcome to the second episode in Entrepreneurs with ADHD series. In this solo episode, I address common misconceptions about ADHD and whether traits associated with ADHD offer advantages or pose challenges in the entrepreneurial landscape. Drawing on my extensive background as a psychotherapist and business coach, I challenge listeners to consider how ADHD manifests differently across various types of entrepreneurs and discuss the validity and limitations of self and formal diagnoses. Prepare to challenge your assumptions and enhance your understanding of ADHD in the entrepreneurial world.Highlights of this must-hear episode include:Discover the six dominant characterizations of entrepreneurs by Forbes and how these relate to ADHD.We talk about the diagnosis, the varied traits, and most importantly, the impact of ADHD on individuals and their entrepreneurial journeys. How the timing of diagnosis and gender influence the type of entrepreneurs individuals might become.Learn why broad claims about ADHD and entrepreneurship can be harmful and discover the importance of a tailored approach.**This episode is not just an exploration; it's designed to equip you with a nuanced understanding to better support your journey, both in business and in personal growth.**Mic drop moment:"Some of the traits of ADHD can be a distinct advantage for entrepreneurs under certain conditions, while the same traits can be absolutely devastating and destructive under other conditions. It's so much more complicated and nuances than these slogans make it seem."Mentioned in this episode:Interview with Johan Wiklund on ADHD, entrepreneurship & gender differencesForbes article with different types of entrepreneurs Harvard Medical School quote on the benefits of the placebo effect Companion episodes to check out::Short & Sassy episodes for the ADHD entrepreneurFull-length episodes for the ADHD entrepreneurIf you loved this episode, please do me a solid and share it with your friends who are entrepreneurs who identify with ADHD traits. Thank you! And if you're interested in finding out whether I'm the right coach to help you with your entrepreneurial journey with ADHD, book a free consultation here.

Today we are kicking off a shiny new series for Entrepreneurs with ADHD. Despite the growing number of entrepreneurs who identify with ADHD, there's still a great deal of confusion and controversy, so I turned to an expert in the field who is a professor of entrepreneurship who researches the impact of ADHD on entrepreneurship and also has ADHD himself. In fact, his own diagnosis in 2012 was a pivotal moment in his career path. I've been following the published research of Professor Johan Wiklund of Syracuse University for the past few years and was thrilled that he was willing to chat with me. We have a wide-ranging conversation (in true ADHD style) about everything from what the research has to say about gender differences in entrepreneurship with ADHD, building a business with your ADHD traits in mind, and his own experiences being diagnosed later in life. Here's a sneak peek at what to expect:

Today we are kicking off a shiny new series for Entrepreneurs with ADHD. Despite the growing number of entrepreneurs who identify with ADHD, there's still a great deal of confusion and controversy. I turned to an expert in the field who is a professor of entrepreneurship who researches the impact of ADHD on entrepreneurship and also has ADHD himself. In fact, his own diagnosis in 2012 was a pivotal moment in his career path. I've been following Professor Johan Wiklund of Syracuse University for the past few years and was thrilled that he was willing to chat with me. We have a wide-ranging conversation (in true ADHD style) about the research on gender differences in entrepreneurship with ADHD, building a business with ADHD in mind, and his own experiences being diagnosed later in life. Here's a sneak peek at what to expect:

Svenskar konsumerar mest hygienprodukter och kosmetika per capita inom hela EU. Naturliga hudvårdsprodukter utgör cirka 5–7 procent av den totala marknaden för kategorin. Ett av Sveriges största ekologiska hudvårdsmärket Care of Gerd startades 2008 av syskonen Johan och Anna-Lena Wiklund. Johan Wiklund gästar min studio och vi pratar om utmaningarna att driva bolag i nordligaste delen av Sverige, hur utvecklingen och framtiden för naturlig hudvård ser ut och de internationella framgångarna. Vi får även en ocensurerad inblick i hur det var att starta innan den "gröna vågen" drog in och hur tuffa de första åren var ekonomiskt. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Johan Wiklund startade det ekologiska hudvårdsmärket Care of Gerd med sin syster Anna-Lena 2008. Då var e-handel inte på tapeten och få konsumenter klickade hem skönhet på nätet. 2023 visar statistiken att nästan 90 % av befolkningen över 18 år e-handlar. Av de som e-handlar klickar över 60% hem varor inom kategorin kropps- och skönhetsprodukter. I färska undersökningar sticker naturlig hudvård ut som en stark trend kring det som landar i kundkorgen. I det här avsnittet delar Johan Wiklund med sig av sina bästa tips under bygget av Care of Gerds e-handel. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

If you have heard that ADHD is the “entrepreneur's superpower” you might be more than a little confused. Let's face it, ADHD is a diagnosable neurobiological disorder that can create countless struggles in life. So, which is it: superpower or disability? In this episode, I will unpack some of the myths, misconceptions, and stereotypes regarding ADHA and entrepreneurship, share the three subtypes of ADHD and which one I see more often in successful female entrepreneurs, the need for support in business and life for those with ADHD, the importance of taking risks, developing resilience and leveraging hyperfocus and your zone of genius. I will also clarify the difference between having ADHD traits and having an ADHD diagnosis. "If you suspect that you have ADHD, you have experienced failure. And at the very least, you've had tons of experience with adapting to your circumstances, circumstances that were not designed for you."In this episode, you will learn the following:1. What is the connection between entrepreneurship and ADHD?2. What does it take to be successful as an entrepreneur with ADHD?3. How do entrepreneurs with ADHD leverage their strengths and neutralize their struggles?Mentioned in this episode:Johan Wiklund, Professor of Entrepreneurship, Syracuse University: http://bit.ly/3IKSpBZBook: Delivered From Distraction by Ned Hallowell, MD: https://bit.ly/3ZeisqvStrengths Finder Assessment - Significance theme: http://bit.ly/41uy77pWell-known male entrepreneurs with ADHDSir Richard Branson: http://bit.ly/3XWTf2WCEOs of Kinkos & Jet Blue: http://bit.ly/3SoVUS2Some of my interviews on this topic on other podcasts: ADHD & Business Ownership, an Entrepreneurial Case Study: https://bit.ly/3YeugJuHow ADHD Traits Affect the Small Business Owner: https://apple.co/3FsO44HThe Prevalence of ADHD in High-Achieving Women: http://bit.ly/3KpeirTConnect with me: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diannwingertcoaching/Website: https://www.diannwingertcoaching.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5qFHTPZTAxtYvVLyip3h0AInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachdiannwingert/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/diannwingertcoaching/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating here: https://the-driven-woman-entrep.captivate.fm/reviewChapter Summaries:[00:00:00]Not all entrepreneurs have ADHD, period. And not all people with ADHD become entrepreneurs. There are...

If you have heard that ADHD is the “entrepreneur's superpower” you might be more than a little confused. Let's face it, ADHD is a diagnosable neurobiological disorder that can create countless struggles in life. So, which is it: superpower or disability? In this episode, I will unpack some of the myths, misconceptions, and stereotypes regarding ADHA and entrepreneurship, share the three subtypes of ADHD and which one I see more often in successful female entrepreneurs, the need for support in business and life for those with ADHD, the importance of taking risks, developing resilience and leveraging hyperfocus and your zone of genius. I will also clarify the difference between having ADHD traits and having an ADHD diagnosis. "If you suspect that you have ADHD, you have experienced failure. And at the very least, you've had tons of experience with adapting to your circumstances, circumstances that were not designed for you."In this episode, you will learn the following:1. What is the connection between entrepreneurship and ADHD?2. What does it take to be successful as an entrepreneur with ADHD?3. How do entrepreneurs with ADHD leverage their strengths and neutralize their struggles?Mentioned in this episode:Johan Wiklund, Professor of Entrepreneurship, Syracuse University: http://bit.ly/3IKSpBZBook: Delivered From Distraction by Ned Hallowell, MD: https://bit.ly/3ZeisqvStrengths Finder Assessment - Significance theme: http://bit.ly/41uy77pWell-known male entrepreneurs with ADHDSir Richard Branson: http://bit.ly/3XWTf2WCEOs of Kinkos & Jet Blue: http://bit.ly/3SoVUS2Some of my interviews on this topic on other podcasts: ADHD & Business Ownership, an Entrepreneurial Case Study: https://bit.ly/3YeugJuHow ADHD Traits Affect the Small Business Owner: https://apple.co/3FsO44HThe Prevalence of ADHD in High-Achieving Women: http://bit.ly/3KpeirTConnect with me: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/diannwingertcoaching/Website: https://www.diannwingertcoaching.com/YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UC5qFHTPZTAxtYvVLyip3h0AInstagram: https://www.instagram.com/coachdiannwingert/Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/diannwingertcoaching/Loved this episode? Leave us a review and rating here: https://the-driven-woman-entrep.captivate.fm/reviewChapter Summaries:[00:00:00]Not all entrepreneurs have ADHD, period. And not all people with ADHD become entrepreneurs. There are...

Welcome to The Brain Health Journey Podcast with Brittany and Tish where we talk about all things ADHD and other brain health related topics. After last week's episode on a very difficult topic, Brittany and Tish decided to discuss a more exciting area. In the ADHD community, we often hear about how many become entrepreneurs, seek out fast paced jobs, and go into areas where they have to make split-second decisions and work well under pressure. In this episode, Brittany and Tish talk about some of the research they have read, their own personal experiences, as well as how there needs to be more focus on the strengths, skills, and advantages that each individual has. We hope you enjoy the show! Be sure to follow Brittany on Instagram @adhdbrainhealth and Tish @truly_tish_adhd Here are a few links to some of what Brittany and Tish discussed: https://www.researchgate.net/profile/Johan_Wiklund/publication/305769751_Entrepreneurship_and_psychological_disorders_How_ADHD_can_be_productively_harnessed/links/57a0704508aec29aed2466bb.pdf https://chadd.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/06/ATTN_10_14_Challenge.pdf https://link.springer.com/article/10.1007/s11187-010-9308-1 The Best Jobs for People with ADHD | Psych Central 16 Good Jobs for People with ADHD (additudemag.com)

Orkesterns bastrombonist Johan Wiklund gästar podden. Innan han anslöt till SON 2010 spelade han i Malaysian Philharmonic Orchestra i Kuala Lumpur i fem år. Johan är aktuell med det högtflygande projektet Sinfonia Volante som har premiär nu i Kulturnattsveckan 2022.

Why do highly successful entrepreneurs identify as having traits consistent with Attention Deficit and Hyperactivity Disorder (ADHD)? Whitman Professors John Torrens and Johan Wiklund share how it is far from being a disadvantage in business, having ADHD may be an asset to entrepreneurial ventures. Learn what traits/behaviors need to be augmented, by hiring business partners who excel at those specific traits. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/syracuse-talks-business/message

We speak to Professor Johan Wiklund of Syracuse University’s Whitman School of Management about his thoughts on the connection between ADHD and entrepreneurship. With over twenty-five years of research under his belt, he has a lot to share. Johan points out that an important distinction to make between the characteristic “inability to focus” for those with ADHD is that, in fact, it’s an inability to focus on things they don’t like. One solution? “If you want to be an entrepreneur with ADHD, it’s critically important that you get other people to do those boring tasks.” He tells us this theme has arisen time and again in the ten studies he has conducted throughout six countries worldwide. Important too is recognizing that those with ADHD with face unique challenges in life. Schooling can be a struggle and employment options are limited. From this, though, arises a “tenacity” and “level of resilience” that neurotypical people might not develop with as much rigor. The ability to think creatively and productively in the face of adversity is an absolute benefit to entrepreneurship. When asked about what the main takeaways for entrepreneurs with ADHD are, Johan had this advice: 1. Outsource—i.e. get somebody else to do your business books and “boring stuff.” 2. Schedule—Despite being structure-averse, it can nevertheless be beneficial to incorporate some into your day-to-day to avoid burnout. He says, “Get discipline in terms of eating and sleeping and exercising.” 3. Self-insight—Know your strengths and weaknesses. 4. Self-care—Johan’s studies have shown those with ADHD require more self-care than the neurotypical. Specifically, “mindfulness, meditation, and exercise are about as effective as the traditional medicines” prescribed for ADHD. For more news that solves, please visit www.solvecast.com

Its easy to focus on the negative impact ADHD has on our lives. But there's also the positives aspects of it that many people don't talk about enough! So that's what we do in this episode. Professor Johan Wiklund is considered a leading authority in entrepreneurship research with over 60 articles appearing in leading entrepreneurship and management journals and over 17,000 citations. He is one of the first to look into the positives aspects of ADHD from the scientific perspective. Looking to unlock the true potential of your ADHD brain by collaborating with other ambitious ADHDOER's and Experts teaching you the science of getting things done? Learn More About The ADHDOER'S Academy If you have any questions or comments Join the ADHDoers Community on Facebook : http://bit.ly/ADHDoersCom Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adhdoers/

Its easy to focus on the negative impact ADHD has on our lives. But there's also the positives aspects of it that many people don't talk about enough! So that's what we do in this episode. Professor Johan Wiklund is considered a leading authority in entrepreneurship research with over 60 articles appearing in leading entrepreneurship and management journals and over 17,000 citations. He is one of the first to look into the positives aspects of ADHD from the scientific perspective. Looking to unlock the true potential of your ADHD brain by collaborating with other ambitious ADHDOER's and Experts teaching you the science of getting things done? Learn More About The ADHDOER'S Academy If you have any questions or comments Join the ADHDoers Community on Facebook : http://bit.ly/ADHDoersCom Follow us on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/adhdoers/

#009 - Mental health obstacles like ADHD, depression, anxiety, and more are seen as just that... Obstacles. But, what if these "obstacles" were more like entrepreneurial superpowers? In this episode, I sit down with Johan Wiklund, a former entrepreneur turned researcher. He has published more than 60 publications about entrepreneurship and mental health and is an established professor at Syracuse.Johan has studied entrepreneurship and mental health extensively. He bases all of his findings in data, which I find incredibly important. And, according to Johan's research, mental health obstacles might not be obstacles at all. They might just be your entrepreneurial SUPERPOWERS.

Vad är det för speciellt med norrländska bär? Och varför är just de så bra för din hud? I dagens avsnitt av PiggaPodden gästas vi av Johan Wiklund från norrländska C/O Gerd som berättar om hur det kom sig att han och hans syster valde att satsa på lokalproducerad ekologisk hudvård från Jokkmokk.  Trevlig lyssning!

Johan Wiklund PhD, is the Al Berg Chair and Professor of Entrepreneurship at Whitman School of Management, Syracuse University, USA, and Professor Two at Nord University, Norway His research interests include entrepreneurship and mental health as well as the entry, performance, and exit of entrepreneurial firms. He is considered a leading authority in entrepreneurship research with close to 100 articles appearing in leading entrepreneurship and management journals and over 25,000 citations. He is Editor-in-Chief for Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice, a premier entrepreneurship journal. A prolific advisor of Ph.D. students, he received the Academy of Management Entrepreneurship Division Mentor Award in 2011. Enjoy!   In this episode Peter & Johan discuss: 1:00-  Intro & welcome back Professor Johan Wiklund! Prior interview on FTN 2:10-  The continual link between ADHD & Entrepreneurship; why?  4:58-  On people with ADHD not letting failures stop them; the reward is the fuel. 6:50-  What do you think public school systems should be doing to help kids with ADHD- given their limited budgets, class size, time, etc? 8:40-  On the importance of staying physically active 9:20-  On exercise being essential for daily health in the classroom 10:55-  About Johan’s latest research.  Ref: **see below for Johan’s forthcoming publications 15:50-  Where can people find you? Google=ADHD Johan,  Syracuse University homepage 16:42-  Thank you Professor Wiklund! And thank YOU for subscribing, reviewing and listening. Your reviews have been working! Even if you’ve reviewed us before, would you please continue to do so. Each review you post helps to ensure that word will continue to spread, and that we will all be able to reach & help even more people! You can always reach me via peter@shankman.com or @petershankman on all of the socials. You can also find us at @FasterThanNormal on all of the socials. 17:20-  Faster Than Normal Podcast info & credits As always, leave us a comment below and please drop us a review on iTunes and of course, subscribe to the podcast if you haven’t already! The more reviews we get, the more people we can reach. Help us to show the world that ADHD is a gift, not a curse! Know of anyone you think should be on the FTN podcast? Shoot us a note, we’d love to hear! **Johan’s Forthcoming Publications: Mental Health in the Family Business: A Conceptual Model and a Research Agenda (ETP) Dispositional positive and negative affect and self-employment transitions (ETP) Entrepreneurship and wellbeing: Past, present and future (JBV) What Are We Explaining? A Review and Agenda on Initiating, Engaging, Performing, and Contextualizing Entrepreneurship (JoM) Conquering Relevance: Entrepreneurship Research's Grand Challenge (ETP) Theories from the Lab: How Research on Science Commercialization can Contribute to Management Studies (JMS) Entrepreneurial impulsivity is not rational judgment (JBVi) Orchestrating boundaries: The effect of R&D boundary permeability on new venture growth (JBV) Rethinking the Commercialization of Public Science: From Entrepreneurial Outcomes to Societal Impacts (AMP)

This episode is underwritten by HealthIQ, and we couldn't be happier to have them! See, one of the things I'm so passionate about when I talk about how I use my ADHD to my advantage is exercise, right? It's obvious that a workout in the morning greatly boosts my brainpower and lets me use my faster brain to do great things. But here's the other benefit of exercise: Engagement in high-intensity exercise once per week decreases risk for cardiovascular mortality by 39% for men and 51% for women, and according to a 2009 Study in the International Journal of Sports Medicine, men who did high-intensity exercise have a 35% lower risk of all-cause mortality. For women the risk reduction is 44%. THAT'S HUGE. If you're exercising to improve how you manage your ADHD, AND you're getting the extra benefits of a much healthier body, then guess what: You should be paying less for your life insurance! That's where Health IQ comes in. Health IQ uses science & data to secure lower rates on life insurance for health conscious people including runners, cyclists, strength trainers, vegans, and more. 56% of Health IQ customers save between 4-33% on their life insurance, and these savings are exclusive to Health IQ. They save their customers up to 33% because physically active people have a 56% lower risk of heart disease, 20% lower risk of cancer and a 58% lower risk of diabetes compared to people who are inactive. Like saving money on your car insurance for being a good driver, Health IQ saves you money on your life insurance for living a health conscious lifestyle. Learn more and get a free quote at healthiq.com/FTN Hey gang!  So this week we get to visit with Keith Lemer, Chief Executive Officer of WellNet Healthcare Plan. Keith has lobbied extensively on Capitol Hill for healthcare reform and frequently provides strategic counsel to the Employee Benefits Committee of the United States Chamber of Commerce, the world's largest business federation. He is a member of The Economic Club of Washington, D.C. and The Young Presidents Organization's (YPO) Washington, D.C. chapter, was named 2011's 40 under 40 by The Washington Business Journal and 2013's InTheCapital's 50 On Fire. He is also Chairman of the Board of Unsung Heroes, a national non-profit that focuses on promoting awareness & appreciation for the workforce on the nation's college campuses who keep the university running behind-the-scenes but often go unrecognized and unappreciated. People like Keith make me want to work even harder- he's crazy-successful!!  Quick Fun Fact: After attending a 6 month, intensive Italian cooking school, Keith dreams of opening a restaurant one day. Ok, let's dig right in- Enjoy! In this episode, Peter and Keith discuss:   3:30  How did a young entrepreneur like yourself begin to harness your ADHD diagnosis? 4:43  How not reading a 700 page book yielded “The Greek Telephone Directory”, a passing grade & ultimately Keith's first post-collegiate job. 8:58  Acknowledging & owning your strengths. 11:00  Stirring the pot to find what works, and then better finessing our strengths will take some trial & error, stay positive. 11:48  Johan Wiklund's research at Syracuse University about ADHD  and entrepreneurship. https://www.wi.tum.de/attention-deficit-hyperactivity-disorder-adhd-promotes-entrepreneurial-skills/  12:32  ADHD Kids who were not loving school, making strides via https://www.specializedfoundation.org “Riding for Focus, with The Specialized Foundation's Ted Theocheung and Dr. Kimberly Price” https://www.fasterthannormal.com/ftn-76-riding-for-focus-with-the-specialized-foundations-ted-theocheung-and-dr-kimberly-price/ 13:20  “The Quest for Dopamine”. How do you stay focused daily? 15:15  How Wellnet.com is lobbying for healthcare reform on Capitol   versus their end user customers.  17:25  With this superpower, there is no option for failure.  18:00  KLemer@wellnet.com  800-808-1014 18:58  Faster Than Normal Podcast info and Credits. As always, leave us a comment below, drop us a review on iTunes (PLEASE!) and of course, subscribe to the podcast if you haven't already! Know of anyone you think should be on the FTN podcast? Shoot us a note – We'd love to hear from you!

Det blir skrattvarning i ett sanslöst och härligt samtal när vi tar oss an att intervjua energiknippet och artisten Caroline af Ugglas. Kitok, artisten bakom Paradise Jokkmokk som vi lånat jingeln av, berättar om sitt skapande och marknadensnattens bästa häng och musikscener. Och Jokkmokks skönhetsfabrikör Johan Wiklund från Care of Gerd bjuder på en ren-luft-chock. Det här är Magdalena Forsman och Victoria Harnesk med gäster och poddfotografen Maria Klang. I detta avsnitt har vi samlat det bästa från snöscenen marknadsfredag 2017. Nedräkningen till årets vintermarknad har börjat i Jokkmokkspoddens marknadsspecial del 2/3. #jokkmokksmarknad #snöscen #2017 #carolineafugglas #Kitok #Paradisejokkmokk #renrace #jokkmokkspodden #arktiskgastronomi #nattliv

Happy New Year, Neuroatypicals! So glad to have you here for another Faster Than Normal trip around the sun! Before we launch into our podcast this week (an AWESOME episode with which to start the year, by the way...) I want to give a shout out to January's Faster Than Normal Sponsor, FitKit! I've been using FitKits for the past three years, and won't travel without them! FitKit offers a suite of wellness products to make healthy living easy. Portable, packable, on-the- go kits to encourage exercise, healthy eating and mindful living. Whichever kit you chose, you can take comfort in knowing they have been created by fitness, nutrition and wellness experts with the sole purpose of providing tools and resources to encourage activity, healthy eating and mindful living. All products can be fully branded and customized to meet your needs and budget. Volume pricing available. Every product includes: A 6 Week Nutrition Plan A 6 Week Workout Plan 24/7 email access to our trainers and dietitians to ask questions and get advice! There's truly no excuse anymore for not getting in the best shape of your life, especially with fitKit giving you 20% off with code FTN! Shop now at www.fitkit.com! You'll thank me.   Now then - Say hi to Dr. Johan Wiklund! Dr. Wiklund is the Al Berg Chair and Professor of Entrepreneurship at Whitman School of Management, Syracuse University. His research interests include entrepreneurship and mental health as well as the entry, performance, and exit of entrepreneurial firms. He is considered a leading authority in entrepreneurship research with over 60 articles appearing in leading entrepreneurship and management journals and over 20,000 citations. He is Editor-in-Chief for Entrepreneurship Theory and Practice. A prolific advisor of Ph.D. students, he received the Academy of Management Entrepreneurship Division Mentor Award in 2011. Most important to us, he's written several papers, and conducted several studies on entrepreneurship and ADHD. We're so lucky to have Dr. Wiklund on the podcast today! He touches on such topics like structure (we need it,) ADHD and self-care, why "jobs are for average people" and more. This is an amazing interview - How great to be able to start the new year with it! Enjoy!

Det andra sommaravsnittet av Affärspodden handlar om att sälja konsumentprodukter på en global marknad, att driva företag med ett syskon och Swedish Lapland som framgångsfaktor. Gäster är de karismatiska syskonen Anna-Lena och Johan Wiklund, som sedan 2008 driver Care of Gerd. Med hjälp av råvaror från bland annat skogarna runt Jokkmokk producerar Care of Gerd ekologiska skönhetsprodukter som säljs […] Inlägget Care of Gerd – från Jokkmokk till Bryssel och Tokyo dök först upp på Affärspodden.

ACE Paper Development Workshop Bootcamp - December 2011

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