An Emmy winner’s trick for ADHD idea overload (Live show!) | Sorry, I Missed This
About this episode
Adam Reid discusses his experiences with ADHD and creativity in a live show format.
We recorded our first-ever live show in front of a studio audience! Emmy Award–winning writer, director, and producer Adam Reid, co-creator of “Tiny Chef,” joined Cate to talk about ADHD creativity: what works, what doesn’t, when to dig in, when to let things go, and why finishing things isn't always the point. Adam talked candidly about being diagnosed with ADHD at 45, after years of building an Emmy-winning creative career without knowing why his brain worked the way it did. And he and Cate shared how they make it work (or not) as neurodivergent creators. Check it out!
People in this episode
Host: Cate
Guest: Adam Reid
Topics covered
- ADHD
- creativity
- neurodivergence
- live show
- Emmy winner
- personal experience
Keywords
- ADHD
- creativity
- Emmy winner
- neurodivergent
- live podcast
- Tiny Chef
- personal story
Mentioned in this episode
Organizations: Understood.org
Books & works: Tiny Chef
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