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EP. 27: From 30,000 Screenshots to One Simple Strategy - Why ADHDers Need Less, Not More | ADHD with Jenna Free

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Chapters

00:00 Introduction to Less is More Philosophy 01:00 The More is More Dysregulated Mindset 02:00 Trying to Do It All vs. Focused Action 03:00 Physical Items and Hoarding Tendencies 05:00 Information and Knowledge Overload 07:00 Prioritization and Focus Strategies 08:00 ADHD Tools and Overcompensation 10:00 Purpose Over Perfectionism 12:00 Abundance vs. Scarcity Mindset 14:00 Episode Length and Content Value

Summary

In this episode, I explore the concept of "less is more" for ADHDers, particularly how dysregulation leads to a "more is more" mindset that actually creates more problems. I discuss how being in fight or flight mode causes us to believe we need more calendars, more lists, more information, and more of everything to feel safe. I cover practical areas where streamlining can help: physical possessions, information consumption, prioritization, ADHD tools, task focus, and developing an abundance mindset. This episode also marks the transition to audio-only format as an example of the less is more philosophy in action.

Takeaways

Dysregulation causes a "more is more" mindset rooted in scarcity and fear.
Physical hoarding and keeping items "just in case" stems from feeling unsafe.
Information overload prevents implementation and creates overwhelm.
Having too many priorities means having no real priorities.
Multiple ADHD tools often become counterproductive overcompensation.
Focusing on task purpose prevents getting stuck in perfectionism.
True abundance mindset recognizes that "enough" already exists.
Streamlining creates space for better focus and execution.
Less work can often produce better results when done intentionally.
Challenging the "more is more" impulse helps regulate the nervous system.

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