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Peel, sip, collect. Welcome to this episode of Kennedy Save the World, and today I'm going to save you from underachievement.

There are some people in the world who are just too good at too many things,

and I've found one of them. It's always fun to find someone who is so deeply impressive. You don't

know whether to high-five them or grab a tissue with that free hand and just soak yourself

in a puddle of your own tears because you'll

never ever match up to these accomplishments.

Neil Hirschman is a nice young man. He's only 27 years old. He's already summited Everest. He has

done something called an ultra triathlon, which is continuous. It's not Ultraman that takes place over three days. It is one long race. A 7.2

mile swim. Try doing that ever. A 336 mile bike and a 78.6 mile run to top it off. He did that.

And he summoned Everest. And he has degrees in finance and astrophysics from the George Washington University.

He and his wife Sharon just had a baby girl, but he's already for the sleep deprivation

because he's done these crazy races where you race literally for four days and you have no idea where you are.

And on top of that, he's the CEO of 16 handles. He also owns Dippendots,

NYC, and Captain Cookie, NYC. This is very exciting news because my daughters love 16 handles,

and it is a soft serve emporium. They have frozen yogurt, they have ice cream, they have sorbet. They have a vegan partnership with Oatley. This man has done too much and he hasn't even reached 30. This is unreal. Neal, I don't know what to say about you other than holy crap. Well, thank you very... Welcome to the podcast. Thank you for the very warm introduction.

I'm very happy to be here. What's the first thing that you did on this list?

So I always kind of was like a hobbyist, I think it's called, growing up. So I would go into these

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