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Most people don’t need better systems.
They need fewer moving parts.

You’re not behind because you lack tools.
You’re behind because you keep adding more.

More tracking.
More apps.
More little hacks to “optimize.”

Every layer of optimization adds maintenance.
Every maintenance task pulls time from actual moves.

Here’s the fix:

Repair Rule: If It Breaks Twice, Delete It or Replace It Once
Stop patching. Start pruning.

If a habit, process, or tool breaks twice in 2 weeks, don’t fix it again.
Either delete it fully, or rebuild it from scratch.

Example:
Your morning routine keeps sliding.
Don’t tweak the playlist.
Cut it in half. Keep the 1 piece that actually works.

Example:
Your project tracker is a mess.
Don’t add labels.
Ditch the tool. Pick one you’ll actually open.

Momentum doesn’t come from more structure.
It comes from frictionless starts.

The structure works. The 90-Day Discipline Blueprint
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Cut the fluff, enforce your edge
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