791. Why Systemizing Takes Longer Than You Think

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Recorded26 Feb 2026

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In this episode, Dr. Killeen explains why introducing systems into your practice can feel slower and more frustrating than expected. Drawing on the story of Copernicus and the resistance to new ideas, he explores how real change challenges comfort and identity, not just workflow. If you are facing pushback or slow adoption, this is a steady reminder that meaningful shifts take time. Stay patient, keep reinforcing the why, and trust that lasting progress rarely happens overnight.

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