Your Productivity Personality Is...

Continual Optimiser

As a continual optimiser; you're not looking for a “final answer”, you're looking to evolve your system over time. You've got confidence in the way you work; and your focus is now on really putting the icing on the cake!

But That's Not All The Story...

As a continual optimiser – you've got a grasp of your systems; or you're in the process of developing what works! However there are other aspects of your profile that affect the way you work! Refer back to your profile breakdown, and you'll see your top three!

Look at your secondary profiles, and read below! 🙂

 

Here's how I know...

You are incredibly adaptable in your business! Your systems pivot and move with you and your evolving needs. If you're early in your business it means that being nimble allows you to adapt to the changing needs. If you're more established, you understand that the way you work is fluid and doesn't stay fixed!

 

What I Recommend

I won't tell you how to fix your system right here, because effective systems are individualised extensions of your self and your business. But I can give you some tips that tend to work for business owners with similar traits! 🙂

So now what?

Resources For The Way You Work as a Continual Optimiser...

Inertia vs Executive Dysfunction

As an autistic business owner, I've struggled with the inertia that comes with starting and finishing tasks. The concept of “executive dysfunction” never sat well with me, as it felt negative and worked against my philosophy. Instead, I prefer to work with my inertia, finding tools and strategies that help me get started and finish projects. One of those tools was Notion, which initially helped me understand how I work. I recently came across the idea of “autistic inertia” and “monotropism” which resonated with me, as it focuses on momentum carrying our thoughts forward. In this article, I discuss my journey with inertia, productivity tools, and how I navigate the challenges of running a business with these insights.

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Redefining Systems

I often talk about systems when I meet with different people. It is a popular topic among business owners who want to scale. But what

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Simplicity isn't Static

Yesterday, I spoke about redefining simplicity about how simplicity isn't about less or more. It's about finding enough in the context you're in. A lot

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