Ever noticed how you can put one coffee cup in a clean kitchen…and suddenly there’s a sink full of dishes and every surface feels sticky?

 

Yeah.
 

That’s also what happens in businesses when we stop paying attention.

But once you clean up your biz and make changes, how do you keep it from sinking back into chaos?

 

It's keeping your path clear to move toward your dream.

 

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The specific direction in your business depends on you, but there are some tools that can help you stay on the path.
 

 

 

Accountability is the missing secret sauce for a lot of us. And it's something we desperately need. 

 

 

Standard operating procedures are chef’s kiss for executive dysfunction, even though they sound boring AF.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Check in on your business. Doesn't have to be anything fancy or overwhelming—just scheduled time for review. 
 
Do spot checks once a month or even once a quarter.

You're just asking:

If something is starting to feel chaotic, or doesn't feel aligned, take action. You can use the previous steps in the 6D framework to rein it in.
 

 

 

Your brain could give a shit about doing what’s important if it isn’t interesting to you. 

But an accountability buddy creates slight social pressure, gentle urgency, and emotional connection.
 

This exernalization helps your brain care about the thing and get it done. 

 

 

 

Occasionally things will get messy in your business. 

You’ll have busy seasons or life will get lifey and things will get a bit unruly. Like a kitchen post Thanksgiving feast.

 

 

That’s not me asking you to be kind to yourself — ADHD brains respond much better to rewards / positive reinforcement — it's science.
 

Remember direction is maintanence, not motivation. Rewards can get you in the mood for maintanence.  

 

 

You’ll have something to look forward to, instead of run away from.

 

Go ahead, call your brain a toddler—but give it the shiny. For science.

 

 

Black-and-white thinking is a common trap for ADHD brains:

“This is the only way.”
“It has to be like this.”
“If this doesn’t work, nothing will.”
 

When that type of thinking sneaks in, it'll shut down your progress faster than my dog eats his breakfast. (fast af)

And you might not even recognize the trap because it isn’t external—it’s your own brain.

 

The remedy: 
As you learn and grow with your business, stay curious and flexible.

 

Why does this feel a certain way?
Is this a blip or a pattern?

What if this thing changed?

 

Getting curious is the key to business experimentation for alignment and growth without shame. 

 

Flexibility 
Systems you’ve used forever may eventually stop working. But that’s not failure; it’s information. 

Your ADHD is telling you to try something new. And that's okay. Learn on the fly and move forward.

 

 

 

 

Important: Black and white thinking can be a persistent bitch. So, if you're being as curious and flexible as you can and still struggling—you're not doing anything wrong.  

This is where an extra set of eyes can help you break through the box. (Shamless plug, this is one of my favorite things to do with folks.)

 

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Remember: you took an idea out of your brain and brought it into the world.

That’s f*cking powerful and YOU DID IT.