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17. Nothing Is Wrong With You. Something Is Wrong With Your System.

17. Nothing Is Wrong With You. Something Is Wrong With Your System.

Episode 17 Published 2 months, 2 weeks ago
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Conversations with the Courageous Christian Homegirl

Nothing Is Wrong With You. Something Is Wrong With Your System.

Have you ever built a system and three weeks later it was completely abandoned? Nothing is wrong with you. But something is wrong with the system. Today we are talking about why.

We are in Pillar 2 of the Operations Series. If you missed Pillar 1, go back and start there. The playlist is linked below.

In this episode we are getting into the root cause of why the systems you build keep falling apart. And it is not because you are lazy or undisciplined.

Here are the four reasons:

You built it in the wrong season. Most of us build systems when we are drowning, not when things are going well. That means the system is reactive and not built to last.

It lives in your head and not on paper. If you cannot write it down and hand it off, you do not have a system yet. You have an intention.

It was built for who you were not who you are becoming. You outgrow systems. That is not failure. That is growth. Give yourself permission to rebuild.

Ain't nobody checking. Accountability is not a weakness. It is infrastructure. Athletes have coaches. Executives have boards. You are not supposed to do this alone.

Think about the last system you tried to build. Which one of these four reasons is why it did not stick? That answer tells you exactly what to fix next.

Work With Whitney

Ready to stop going at it alone? The Follow Through is Whitney's accountability service where she checks in with you throughout the week on Voxer and helps you build a backend that actually holds.

The Follow Through: https://justwhit.thrivecart.com/the-follow-through/

Book Whitney directly: book.workwithwhit.com

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