Hi everyone, it's Dr. Niagara again.

Our next episode of Psychology Unplugged.

I was like to start each episode with a heartfelt thank you to all of our followers here in the U.S.

And internationally, this was especially fun week that I had people come from different parts of the United States for

neuroscienceing valves.

I did some international consultations and I did a few interviews for students looking to

interview a professional in the field who are segueing into studying different

career paths in psychology so it's really fun to be able to do that and share experiences

and be working with a lot of major organizations and doing some consulting and

bringing, you know, really clinical psychology has a branch, which is called industrial

organizational psychology in terms of like coaching and executive management.

So those are some fun endeavors that I'm looking forward to getting involved in and do some

speaking engagements.

But as it relates back to the podcast, thank you for sending requests.

And I appreciate people posting stuff on fan mail on the hosting platform that I use,

which is Buzz Sprout.

Unfortunately, if you email me or ask a question, there is no way that I can respond to that,

but I will definitely give you contact information to share as at the end of this

episode, like I try and make sure I do at the end of every episode.

So one of the advantages of having a mother who was such a voracious and avid reader was developing a great vocabulary,

a competitive side, and also learning to never let go of any books.

And it's not hoarding, but both in my office and home library, I have all of my books from

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