Next 100 Days Challenge
What if you only had 100 days left?
You don’t have to figure out what you want for the rest of your life. Let’s prioritize what matters for the next 100 days.
A 100-day challenge to get curious about what matters now, make room for it, and see what happens when you follow through. Begins October 12, 2026.
Your registration includes weekly prompts, live gatherings, weekly accountability, a private cohort space, and access to Joy Scout Club for the duration of the experience.
After purchasing, you’ll receive an email with what to expect. Your invitation to the private online space will arrive the week we begin.
100 days · Live cohort · Begins October 13th
100 Days. One Question: What Matters Right Now?
The Next 100 Days is a live challenge for anyone who wants to stop thinking about all the things they could change someday and start paying attention to what actually matters right now.
For 100 days, we’ll use weekly prompts, small experiments, and built-in accountability to help you get honest about what you want — and make tiny moves toward it.
It’s not about a five-year plan or a giant goal. You don’t even need to know what your 100 days are about yet. You just have to be willing to find out.
By the end of the 100 days, you’ll have a clearer sense of what matters to you—and 100 days of evidence that you can actually do something about it.
Why 100 Days?
When my husband Brad was diagnosed with stage IV cancer, the future suddenly became impossible to plan for. So he stopped trying to.
Instead, he started thinking about life in 100-day increments. What mattered now? What did he want to do with the time in front of him? What wasn't worth spending it on anymore?
Brad died 101 days after his diagnosis.
I’ve thought about those 100 days ever since.
Most of us don't know how much time we have. And I don't think the answer is to live every day like it's your last—that sounds exhausting. But I do think there's something powerful about making the question smaller.
Forget the rest of your life for a minute.
What matters for the next 100 days?
This isn’t about cramming as much life as possible into 100 days. And it’s definitely not another productivity challenge designed to turn you into a more optimized human.
Instead, every week you’ll get a new question designed to help you pay attention to some part of your life — what you want more of, what you’re tolerating, what you keep putting off, what feels good, what doesn’t.
Then you’ll do something about what you notice. Not overhaul your life. Just make one small move.
This isn’t a bucket list.
Big Question
Get curious about something worth paying attention to.
Honest Answer
Forget what you should want. What’s true right now?
Tiny Action
Take one small step based on what you discovered.
Here’s what your 100 days look like:
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Each week, you'll get a new question or small assignment designed to take what you're thinking about out of your head and into your actual life. Some will ask you to notice something. Some will ask you to try something. All of them are designed to get you participating, not just pondering.
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New pages arrive with each week's prompt. By Day 100, you'll have a complete workbook: a personal record of what you noticed, tried, learned, and decided mattered.
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Join the club-wide Accountability Hour and spend one dedicated hour moving your 100 days forward. Take the tiny action you committed to this week — make the call, book the thing, start the project, take the class, plan the adventure, have the conversation. Whatever gets you one step closer to what you said matters.
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We'll kick off together on Day Zero, meet again live on Day 64 — right as the hardest stretch gives way to building forward — and close together in celebration once your 100 Days list is written. Because what matters on Day 1 might not be what matters on Day 64. Changing your mind is allowed.
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A private space just for your 100 Days cohort to share what you're trying, ask questions, celebrate wins, report failed experiments, and see what everyone else is discovering. It lives inside Joy Scout Club, so you'll also have access to the Club's resources for the full 100 days.
You do not need to do the 100 days perfectly for them to count!
Miss a week. Change your mind. Abandon an experiment. Start over on Day 47. This isn't about maintaining a perfect streak. It's about spending 100 days paying closer attention — and doing something with what you notice.
What could change in 100 Days?
Maybe a lot. Maybe something small but important.
Your 100 days don’t need to revolve around one big goal. They might be about something you want to start, something you’re ready to stop, or simply something you want to make more room for.
Make Something
Book the Trip
Start Dating
Stop Dating
Use Your PTO
Host the Dinner
Learn Something Weird
Go Outside
Quit Something You Hate
Have More Fun
Live
