Group Projects · GP-2 Now Forming
Remember group projects? This time the team is good.
Four weeks. Four experienced operators. One real thing built together. Move fast, build with a team, find your clarity. Invite-driven — for people between chapters and people quietly stuck in one.
You already know how this can go wrong.
We picked the name on purpose. The bad version is the brief. We built the good one.
Two kinds of restless. Same room.
You're between things. The interview loop is louder than the building loop. You miss having a team more than you miss the title.
You have the W-2. You also have side projects you don't finish and Substacks open at 10pm. You're restless and figuring it out alone in your head.
The mix is the feature.
You can't think your way to the next chapter. You build your way there. Preferably with people who'll catch it when you drop it.
Four ways to get into a group.
Drop in. Bring what you're working on. Build alongside other restless people for an hour.
Pick a small thing. Ship it by Friday. Three sessions to keep you honest.
A weekend in one room. Teams of 4–5, real outcomes. The version of school that actually worked.
The full arc. Four operators, one real thing shipped. Each group is numbered — GP-1, GP-2, and on. The experience the others lead toward.
Most people start at study hall. Some get tapped straight to a group project. There's no wrong door.
You walk out with three things.
Something you actually built. Not a deck — a thing.
Three or four people who saw you build it.
A much sharper answer to "what's next."
"It gave me a team again. That was the part I didn't know I missed."
— GP-1 Alum
Apply for a seat.
The questions are doing real work. Take your time.