I'd dreamed of becoming a social media creator for years. Six months ago, I finally took the leap — and nearly gave up before I even hit publish on my first post. Ideas weren't the issue — the real problem was that every tip I found seemed written for a brain that operates nothing like mine.I was diagnosed with ADHD in 2019 and level one autism in 2020 — and not a single resource I came across talked about how to stay consistent when your own brain resists routine. So I stopped trying to follow everyone else's playbook and built a system tailored to how my brain actually works.My brain doesn't automatically map out the steps between "start a social media account" and "be a successful creator." I can clearly picture the destination, but not the route to get there. Typical advice like "be consistent" or "show up every day” assumes you can easily turn those slogans into concrete daily actions. I couldn't. I needed each action broken down into much smaller, manageable steps.This is the system I created and now rely on every day to stay consistent. I built it for my neurodivergent brain, but if you've ever frozen in front of an empty content calendar, there's a good chance it can help you too.Lower your starting barMost beginner tips emphasize "staying consistent" — so I interpreted that as needing to post every single day on every platform or I was doing it wrong.Unsurprisingly, that approach collapsed fast, and I burned out before I had any real momentum.So I made two…