Sixty days, ten minutes a day, one product live and ready to buy.
You have never had a starting problem. You have a finishing problem, and nobody has ever walked you all the way to the end.
You buy the course on a Sunday night, binge the first three lessons with that gorgeous fresh-start buzz, and by week three it is sitting quietly in the graveyard with the planner, the yoga membership and the sourdough starter. Nobody talks about it, but we all have that graveyard.
Then somebody tells you it is a discipline problem, and you believe them, because what else would it be? Here's the truth: most courses hand you a mountain of content and leave all of the deciding to you. What to do today, which bit actually matters, where on earth you were up to. A brain that runs on interest rather than importance was never going to supply that reliably on a wet Tuesday in March. The course was built wrong for the brain using it, and that is a design problem, not a character flaw.
I'll be honest with you. I have spent £3,800 on one course that I have not finished, and I won't. I have owned more planners than I can count, filled every one of them in with gusto for the first few days, and then abandoned it. And this is after twenty years in marketing and brand strategy, so knowing what to do was never my problem. Getting to the end was.
So I built this backwards, starting from the finish. Every day is one short lesson with one job in it. Each lesson is built to fit ten minutes, about three to read and seven to do, and it ends with a "you're done when" check so you know exactly when to stop. Where a day needs Claude, the prompt is written for you to copy and paste, so the AI does the heavy lifting and the decisions stay yours.
And there is no backlog, ever. Miss a day or a fortnight and you just open the next lesson. Missed days are not debt, and nobody is keeping score.
Six modules, sixty days, one job each. Your ticks save as you go, and it works on your phone.
Who it's for
Women who have started more than they have finished, and want one thing done properly, live and ready to buy.
It is for you if you would rather be told the next step than work it out, you are happy to let AI do the heavy lifting while the decisions stay yours, and you want something real at the end rather than another folder of notes.
It is not for you if you want a done-for-you business, a promise of income, or a course to binge in a weekend. It is built around the way an ADHD brain tends to work, but you do not need a diagnosis to use it, and it is not a treatment for anything.
Ten minutes is the lesson, not the whole job. Every lesson fits ten minutes. Building a product will want more of you than that on some days, and the lesson tells you so honestly when it does. What you will never have to do is sit there working out what comes next.
There are a few costs on top, and I would rather you knew now. You can start on a free Claude account, but you will eventually want to pay for Claude Pro, listed at $20 a month on claude.com as I write this. You open a free Systeme account on Day 32 to sell from, and most people outgrow its free plan around Day 53, when the Startup plan is listed at $17 a month as I write this. You will also need a free Stripe account to take payments, and Stripe takes a small fee on each sale.
There are no refunds. You get all sixty days the moment you buy, which means there is nothing to send back. Have a proper think before you click, and if you are not sure yet, start with Decide, the first ten days on their own for £5.
No. It is written for exactly that. The Systeme days walk you through it click by click, Claude does the writing with you, and every lesson has an "if today goes pear-shaped" line for when something does not look the way it should.
You choose on Day 6, from the formats that work first time: a guide or workbook, a template pack, a prompt pack, a checklist and tracker, or a small interactive tool that Claude builds with you. Day 7 then shrinks it until it is small enough to finish.
No. Module 5 gives you ways to make every reel without showing your face, and nothing in the course is live.
No. You start whenever you buy and go at your own pace, so there is nobody to keep up with and nothing to fall behind on. If you get properly stuck, reply to any of my emails.
I cannot promise that, and anyone who does is guessing. What you will have is a finished product with a working way to buy it, which is the one thing you cannot sell without.
Yes. Decide is the first ten days on their own for £5, and if you carry on, the code on your Day 10 screen takes the £5 off this price. Open the course on the same phone or laptop and your Decide ticks come across with you.
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