Direct your systematization

A better system saves you time.

A better system streamlines, if not automates, effort.

“A system is a method, procedure, or routine which is created to carry out a repetitive activity in a strategic way.” (Marelisa Fabrega, https://daringtolivefully.com/create-systems)

I think I’m most interested in creating a better system(s) for getting things done without my direct involvement. Yes–that’s the quintessential question for me: “How can this be done without me?”

Only in asking and answering that question, will I be able to find a way(s) to explore and activate my most human experiences.

I don’t wanna create a better system for doing things I don’t like doing, or for things I’m not good at doing.

I wanna create a better system for the things I enjoy doing, the things I’m good at–tasks that make money and that folks in my world need and want.

That seems the most important first step: To decide what to choose to systematize. Give it intention, specific intention.