You're not bad at systems. You're using systems built for someone else's brain.
I'm an ex-corporate neurodivergent woman who needed to see everything at once just to function. So I stopped forcing myself into other people's tools and built visual dashboards that actually work for a brain like mine. Now I sell them.
You've tried everything.
The apps, the planners, the Notion templates that looked so good in someone else's screenshot. And somehow, nothing sticks.
That's not a discipline problem. Most systems are built for brains that can handle invisible tasks, nested pages, and tools they have to remember to open. Brains that don't need to see everything at once to feel safe.
If you need the whole picture visible to function, You're not broken. You just need different tools.
Notion is powerful. Spreadsheets are flexible. And neither of them works if your brain needs to see everything at once without clicking through twelve pages to find it.
Airtable and Milanote are different. Everything lives on one screen. Color coded, visual, and actually usable on a Tuesday morning when your brain is already full.
What if your systems worked WITH your brain instead of against it?
I spent years in corporate building systems for everyone else. When I left, I had freedom and complete chaos.
So I built a visual dashboard where my whole life and business lives in one place. No app switching. No hidden pages. Everything visible.
These templates are what I actually use every day. I'm just sharing what works.