My Business Actually RunsThe Business Toolkit
Not a 47-tab productivity stack. A one-tool-at-a-time system for the six things that break first when you’re running a business with an ADHD brain.
No spam. Just the toolkit and the occasional thing worth knowing.
What is this, exactly?
A living toolkit — not a PDF you open once and forget. Six categories covering the operational stuff that quietly breaks a business: tasks, focus, scheduling, digital systems, content, and idea capture. Each one comes with a “start here if” signal so you know exactly where to look first.
Try one tool per week. Stack what works. Drop what doesn’t. That’s the whole system.
ADHD-friendly rule: You are not marrying any of these tools. You’re just going on tiny, low-pressure coffee dates. Keep, tweak, or ditch — no guilt either way.
What’s inside
Six categories. Pick the one that’s stressing you out most this week.
Start here if you have a million tabs open and zero clarity on what actually matters today.
Start here if you keep meaning to start… and then it’s 4pm and you’ve time-traveled.
Start here if your calendar, inbox, and DMs are running your life instead of supporting it.
Start here if you’re selling (or want to), but the tech side makes your brain want to shut down.
Start here if you have ideas for days, but they never make it out of your head and onto the internet.
Start here if your best ideas appear in the shower and vanish before you can even dry off.
This is for you if…
- You’ve bought (and abandoned) more productivity tools than you can name
- You want a category-by-category way to test tools without a 6-month “systems overhaul”
- You’re building or running a business and the backend keeps eating your week
- You want permission to ditch a tool that isn’t working without it feeling like a personal failure
- You’d rather try one small thing this week than plan a perfect system you never actually start
This is not for you if…
You want a single download-and-you’re-done template. This is a living toolkit you come back to weekly, not a PDF you open once and file under “good intentions.”
Also fine: if you’re already happy with your current stack. That’s allowed too. No download required.
Ready to actually use it?
It’s free. Pick one category, try one tool, track what works. Enter your email above and it lands in your inbox.
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