I love a good breakfast. A southwestern omelet with a big squirt of ketchup and some crispy bacon? 

 

 

But if you're like me, you gotta be real careful or you'll end up with eggshells in your breakfast. 
 
 

I know, what do bacon and eggs have to do with your business? 

 

Well, this week we're talking about dismantling your systems that aren't working and developing new ones that do.

 

 

Because if you go cracking through your systems all willy nilly, the end results will be a crunchy disaster, right?

 

So let's get into breaking down and rebuilding that doesn't destroy the kitchen—or your business. 

 

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Don't know where to start? 

 

 

Breaking apart systems can be tricky. So if you get stuck, check out the specific journal prompts for that thing to help get you moving.

 

 

Now you're going to break that system or belief all the way down. 

 

Write down each thing, no matter how small. 

 

Remember: your ADHD is big picture. You see things as a whole, and the granular steps can get lost. 

 

For dismantling to work well, get really specific and name each step. That's the most reliable way to find gaps and breakdowns.

 

Pro Tip: Ask a friend to help you brainstorm system steps.
 

Pro Tip x 2: Once you have all the steps, try doing the process using only what you've written. If you've gotta do extra stuff to make it work, add those steps. 

 

 

 

It's time to investigate each step and be ruthless. You're gathering the information you need to develop new systems that support you and your business.

 

 

 

 

 

Note: if you're making a huge changes like switching platforms or overhauling it completely, do it in steps. 

In other words, don't erase everything you currently have until you've tested the new system.

 

 

Important: As you work on dismantling your systems and developing new ones it can be disheartening if a new system doesn't work either. 

 

But think of it like a science experiement and testing a system hypothesis. You're just trying stuff out.

 

Back to the breakfast metaphor: when it comes to bacon and eggs — the chicken is involved, the pig is committed.

 

 

The only commitment you have to make is finding what works best for you.

 

 

“Dismantle/Develop” is part of my signature coaching process. I'm hosting a workshop on Janauary 14th on applying the framework as you go for making your marketing / business more ADHD-friendly. 

I'd love to have you.

 

 

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