1. List the group decisions you keep chasing
15 minWrite down three things you are waiting on others for: a team dinner, a shared course purchase, a group trip deposit. Note how many people each needs.
Pick where you want to go. Every route starts with a move you can make within the hour.
Write down three things you are waiting on others for: a team dinner, a shared course purchase, a group trip deposit. Note how many people each needs.
Set the threshold and a deadline. Turn on the optional deposit only if no-shows have hurt you before.
Post the link instead of a poll and stop chasing. The trigger notification tells everyone when it is on.
Instead of another poll: team dinner on Friday happens if 8 of us commit by Wednesday night. Commit here: [link]. If we hit 8 you will get a notification and I will book.
Count how many follow up messages you sent compared with last month. Keep the templates that worked.
Quick check in: I have been running things through Only If You Do for a month instead of chasing people in chat. Did it make life easier for you, or is there one thing that still annoys you? Be honest, I want to fix it.
Leave an email and we nudge you at 24 and 72 hours with your next move. Optional.
Or to keep this voyage on your profile.
A shared house or club tracks who did the work, and the record becomes everyone's portable reliability score.
A group treasury for clubs and friend groups with spending rules everyone can read in plain words.
Post a mission, people commit a stake to show up, and no-shows fund the ones who came.