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Erik Fisher is a productivity podcaster who hosts the Beyond The To Do List, a show I used to listen to all the time in corporate America. He has also spent years as a social media expert and currently serves as the Director of Social Media Education at Agorapulse. Today, Erik shares his relationship with the Lord as a child, how his brother’s brain tumor challenged his faith, and why productivity is a life thing not a work thing. Life is too short to waste even a moment  and Erik’s story reminds us that we can serve the Lord with our habits.

Listen to Erik’s story in your favorite podcast app now!

Stories Erik shared:

• Feeling thankful to have a secure job right now
• Born into a Christian family in upstate New York
• Talking to God as a child
• His brother’s brain tumor
• Beginning to take ownership of his faith as a highschooler
• How going to a youth group event as a high schooler changed the course of his life
• Struggles with marriage and how that affected his faith
• When his daughter was born early and how that challenged him
• How he got into productivity
• Why productivity and faith aren’t that dissimilar
• Why he doesn’t consider himself evangelistic

Great quotes from Erik

Does what you present yourself as match who you are?

I don’t see productivity as a work thing; I see it as a life thing.

I might be that pivot point for someone else.

Resources we mentioned:

• Beyond the To Do List
• Erik on Twitter
• The Chronicles of Narnia by C.S. Lewis

Related episodes:

• Vicki Proffit and the Encouragement of God
• Mark Scandrette and Unconventional Christianity
• Tracy Winchell and the Value of Starting Over

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