Hundred 100 days to departure

The plan exists on paper

The move is not stalled for lack of a checklist

Day 1–10Mostly cutting the list into items that fit into an evening.
Day 40The dependencies become visible: the things that cannot start until something else is finished.
Day 100A hundred logged days and a move that has an actual sequence instead of a general intention.

You have three of them, saved in two places. What has not happened is a single ordinary Tuesday where one item got done and written down.

what this market sells

The alternatives are courses, memberships and guided trips

$197
A move-abroad course sells sixty-two lessons across six modules. source
$249
A membership sells four courses, field guides and member sessions. source

Facts here are quoted from their sources. Where we have no verified number, we show none.

The size of the thing is the obstacle

why it does not start

The whole move is one undifferentiated taskHeld in your head as a single object, it is too large to pick up, so it stays where it is.
Research feels like progressAn evening of reading forums ends with more tabs and no completed item, and it repeats comfortably for months.
No week is ever the right one to startThere is always a reason to begin after the current thing is finished, and the current thing is always there.

the shape of it

What a hundred days tends to look like

day 1–10Mostly cutting the list into items that fit into an evening.
day 40The dependencies become visible: the things that cannot start until something else is finished.
day 100A hundred logged days and a move that has an actual sequence instead of a general intention.
the boxes
the boxes

Three tasks in the morning, one report at night

how it runs

01 Break the move into days Three items each morning, small enough to finish between other obligations. The move becomes a hundred small things instead of one large one.
02 Write down what got done Two lines each night, including the days where nothing moved. A stalled week is data, not a verdict.
03 Sit with people at the same stage Everyone in the room is preparing a move and reporting it daily. Reading their steps makes yours obvious.

the shape of it

What a hundred days tends to look like

boarding in 99 days

day 1

Mostly cutting the list into items that fit into an evening.

Day 1–10

Mostly cutting the list into items that fit into an evening.

Day 40

The dependencies become visible: the things that cannot start until something else is finished.

Day 100

A hundred logged days and a move that has an actual sequence instead of a general intention.

Three tasks each morning. One report each night. A hundred days of relocation.

before you sign up

Reasonable questions

Do you handle visas or paperwork?

No. Nothing here touches your documents, and no immigration or legal advice is given.

Do you tell me which country to choose?

No. You bring the destination and the list. The structure is what makes the days count.

What if the move gets delayed?

The hundred days continue. Most preparation survives a change of date better than a change of momentum.

Is there a live call?

The core is written: three tasks, one report, and the logs of people preparing their own moves.

When does the group start?

On a fixed date, so everyone counts the same hundred days.

The next hundred days start soon

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  • A move cut into a hundred ordinary days
  • A written record of what actually moved
  • A hundred days, counted from a fixed start date

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