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Building Better Systems: Why Your Routine Outperforms Your Goals

How much of your life is run by systems you didn’t actually choose? In this episode, Colin and Wheeler dive deep into the invisible frameworks that govern our daily lives—from the "crutches" we lean on to the digital noise that drains our focus. We explore the idea that growth isn’t just about setting massive goals; it’s about auditing the small, repetitive habits that either move us forward or keep us stuck in place. We discuss the "cost of entry" for our attention and why being intentional with your information diet is the ultimate form of self-care in a loud, divisive world. Whether it's managing "tech-debt" in your personal life or realizing that your current systems are designed for a version of yourself that no longer exists, this conversation is about reclaiming your capacity to think clearly and act with purpose. Finally, we shift the perspective on goal setting from a rigid checklist to a fluid, positive exercise. By stripping away the "shoulds" handed down by others, you can begin to build a path that feels authentic and sustainable. Join us as we explore how to foster a sense of curiosity and duty of care toward your own future self through better systems and thoughtful reflection. 00:00 – Introduction: The longevity of digital footprints 04:20 – The "Crutches" we use to get through the day 11:15 – Audit your systems: Are they still serving you? 18:40 – The Information Diet: Navigating a noisy world 26:30 – Managing personal "Tech-Debt" and mental clutter 35:15 – Why systems outperform goals every time 44:10 – Identity and the "Royal You": Choosing who to be 52:45 – A positive approach to goal planning 56:08 – Closing thoughts: The power of a blank slate Follow Us: Instagram:   / compoundgrowthpod   TikTok:   / compoundgrowthpod   Wheeler’s LinkedIn:   / wheeler-crowley-0a63933b   Colin’s LinkedIn:   / colin-walker-mba-6099a038   Credits: Created By: Wheeler Crowley and Colin Walker Production Assistance: Tori Rothwell Editing and Post-Production: Steven Sims