Club GSD

Adulthood can feel incredibly isolating when you are drowning in logistics or are secretly feeling guilty about your unchecked boxes. But here is the secret: you do not have to tackle it alone.

Club GSD (Get. Shit. Done.) taps into the raw power of intentional gathering. We bring people together to conquer our lingering admin chores and learn from each other's wins. Instead of avoiding your to-do list, we use group accountability and dedicated time blocks to finally clear the backlog. Grab a beverage, bring your messy reality, and let's get to work.

Sign up for UPCOMING CLUB MEETUPS

No more aimless scrolling or chaotic to-do lists. Club GSD is a series of highly targeted, 60- to 90-minute virtual power sessions. Every meetup is hyper-focused on one specific, universally dreaded life admin category (like Inbox Zero, tracking down rogue 401ks, or building your Adulting Binder).

Sept 17 2026 | 6-7 pm

You Don’t Get What You Don’t Ask For: Scripts, Strategies, and the Audacity to Negotiate.

You’re crushing your deliverables and quietly waiting for someone to hand you a raise, but corporate fairy godmothers do not exist. Leaving your compensation up to goodwill is actively costing you. Join Alex Warneke, WHYPs member and founder of LifeAdminDay.com, for this no-BS session to get the tools and grit you need to finally negotiate like you mean it.

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Never Miss A Gold Star

Need Dedicated 1:1 Support?

Skip the group setting and get personalized help. If you want me to look at your exact Life Admin List™ and work with you to get it taken care of, book a 1:1 Life Admin Strategy Session.

Book a Session

Think of it as a guided study hall for adults. You show up, learn the strategy, and leave with that massive headache officially crossed off your list.

What to Expect

  • We kick off with a quick, no-BS breakdown of the topic, handing you the exact systems and tricks you need to conquer it.

  • We open the floor for rapid-fire Q&A so you can ask your specific questions and map out your exact next steps.

  • We put a countdown clock on the screen, put our heads down, and actually do the work together.