Adam Franklin delivers a short, positive video review of Systemology (a book by David Jenyns). He emphasizes that implementing business systems frees cognitive load, prevents tasks being forgotten, and enables creative work; the book is practical, myth-debunking, and makes systemizing enjoyable. Franklin says David Jenyns is highly experienced with systems, that the book motivated him to document and improve his own systems, and he recommends purchasing it on Amazon.
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Hey, folks, Adam Franklin here. And today I want to talk to you about Systemology. This is the new book by David Jennings. His last book was a cracker. But what I really know David for and admire him most about is his knowledge and implementation of business systems. Now sometimes systems people think, oh, that's a bit boring. I don't want to be all restricted and all, all of that, but I have to tell you, it couldn't be anything further from the truth. When you have systems, nothing gets forgotten about. And when you have systems, it frees up your brain to do creative, high value thinking, not remembering the 43 things that you meant to do. And that's what David breaks down in this book. It's beautifully written. He lays it out so that we can go through a process to systemize our business. And he debunks a lot of the myths that we have when it comes to systems. Now I know personally, I've been a big fan of systems, but I'm not at David's level. He is an absolute machine. But what he does show you is that it doesn't have to be a tedious process. In fact, it's a fun process. And the sooner you can do it, the, the sooner you can get the freedom of time, the freedom of headspace, the freedom of business. Because everything is laid out for other people to work through if you've got team members, everything's there if you're the person doing the work. But for me, a fantastic read, really practical, and it has reminded me that I actually need to go back and review and improve and document a few of my systems that are currently sitting up here. And that is not the best place for a system. It needs to be documented and easy to follow and David shows you exactly how. All right, go ahead and get it on Amazon. It is well worth the investment. All right, take care, Sam.
