Paul, welcome to Lockton from Massachusetts.

Yes. We love our Massachusetts guests and our tri-state area guests. Yes, well, thanks for having me. And it's a pleasure to be here and an honor to talk to you today. Yeah, thanks for reaching out, man. You know, it's so easy for guests that want to come on the show to just reach out. We look at every email and then respond as fast as we can. Well, thank you. How do you come across the show? A podcast.

I did some... We look at every email and then respond as fast as we can. Well, thank you. How do you come across the show?

A podcast.

I did some searching on the web, and I was looking for podcasts in the area.

And your name came up because you're pretty popular.

So I did some research, and I thought this would be a good place to tell my story. I'm glad I made

the cut. Yeah. I'm glad I made the cut. The platform's open to anyone, you know, like we're

talking about upstairs. Yeah, anyone with any type of trauma, criminal justice, law enforcement

backgrounds, welcome always to come on the show because that's what it's about normal everyday

people right and you see a new face every day which is cool you don't have to look at the same

person yeah talking about things which is i like because it doesn't get boring yeah must must be

good to talk to different people different stories yes different experiences of course is this your

first time ever going on a podcast um no no probably uh the sixth or seventh podcast over the course of the past couple months.

Now, do you have a book or anything?

Yeah, I do public speaking primarily to young adults.

And in addition, I wrote a book called Resilience, My Ultimate Superpower.

And the book is written as well for teenagers who have experienced trauma or some adversity

and trying to help children get over that as I tried as I did.

Perfect.

Well, we'll have the link to that book in the description of this episode for you, too, for anyone that's interested.

Very good. Thank you.

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