Ep #06: Erik Fisher: ADHD and Productivity - How to Get It Done

03/07/22 • 32 min

Business Growth Architect Show: Founders of the Future

Getting things checked off our list and accomplishing goals feels great, but we all know the frustration of feeling stuck or held back by our own minds and motivation. Erik Fisher is the host of the Beyond The To-Do List podcast and an incredible mind to pick when it comes to all things productivity. In this episode, he dives into the world of ADHD and how our minds work when it comes to getting things done.

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Ep #06: Beyond To-Do Lists - How to Be More Productive With ADHD from Erik Fisher

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Learn how to handle distractions and keep your brain focused. Learn practical strategies from Erik Fisher on how to be more productive with ADHD.
Let’s talk ADHD, specifically about the clash between ADHD and true productivity. In this episode of the Business Growth Architect Show we brought in productivity expert and Podcast host of the Beyond-To-Do List Erik Fisher. As someone who manages living with ADHD we are bringing you practical strategies and actionable advice, how you can optimize your productivity to achieve more.
We start with Erik Fisher sharing his insights on the foundational elements of productivity. He emphasizes the importance of establishing clear boundaries and setting realistic expectations, both with yourself and with others. By defining priorities and allocating time effectively, you can create a framework for productivity that allows you to thrive and get more done.
Erik breaks down the specifics of effective time management, highlighting the importance of scheduling and task organization. He introduces his concept of "doing the homework," which involves dedicating focused time to complete essential tasks and tackle to-do lists efficiently. By compartmentalizing tasks and scheduling dedicated time blocks, you can ensure that you make progress toward your goals without feeling overwhelmed by the sheer volume of work. For those of us who have ADD or ADHD or find it difficult to focus for prolonged periods of time, this is a game changer.
To avoid overwhelm Erik explains how to break down tasks into smaller, more manageable components. By treating each component as a separate project and moving forward incrementally, you can avoid feeling overwhelmed and maintain momentum toward achieving your objectives.
Next we move to finding a balance between structure and flexibility. Erik emphasizes the importance of establishing a solid foundation of a solid structure while still allowing room for creativity and intuition to flourish. By scheduling focused work periods and incorporating tools like Slack, and Brain FM to enhance concentration, you can create an environment conducive to productivity while still maintaining flexibility in your approach.
Erik closes our conversation by emphasizing that productivity is within reach for everyone and encourages you to believe in yourself and your ability to achieve your goals.
Please share this episode with anyone who deals with focus issues, ADD or ADHD and make sure to check out Erik’s website at Beyond the To-Do List and on his YouTube Channel with your friends, family, and colleagues. Help spread the word and empower your friends with the knowledge and inspiration shared about an issue many of us deal with daily.
Connect with Erick Fisher on Twitter and Instagram for more insights and tips on mastering productivity. Follow him at @erikjfisher on T

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