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Squad Goals
Build a small team where skills and honesty multiply.
- Flag
- Red · an adult must be involved
- Time
- 20 min
- In the book
- Book page 36
What the flag means here
This build cannot be done on your own. An adult has to be in it with you — not told about it afterwards.
Do this
Your 24-Hour Build
Invite one or two people to a 20-minute build call. Bring one goal and ask: "What could we create together in 30 days?" End with one task per person.
An adult does not only mean a parent or guardian. A teacher, a coach, a librarian, a youth worker or a sibling over 18 all count. Pick the one you would actually tell the truth to.
Going around the gate is the failure, not the clever move. And if the person you ask says no, that is information about timing — not about you.
The Reality Check
Reality Check
Online collaboration needs boundaries. Do not share your address, school schedule, private documents, passwords, or financial details. Use parent-approved platforms and involve an adult before meeting anyone in person.
Reality CheckBook page 36
If there is nobody to ask right now
Green · this version needs no adult
Run the 20 minutes on your own. Bring the one goal, answer the question yourself — what could exist in 30 days — and end with one task for you. Write down who you would invite. The call happens once an adult knows about it and the platform is one they have approved.
This is not a way around the gate. It is a smaller build that does not need one, so that having nobody to ask today does not end the ninety days. The full version is still there when the person is.
Start the clock
The book sets this build at 20 minutes.
This build is meant to take 20 minutes. The timer on this page needs JavaScript — any clock does the same job.
20:00
Marking a build done is kept in this browser, never sent anywhere. Print or copy your receipt to keep it for good.
Your proof
One line about what exists now that did not exist before you started. Not how good it looked — what it is. Write it before or after you mark the build done; the order does not matter.
This box needs JavaScript to keep anything. You can still write in it and print the page, or write your proof in your own notes — which lasts longer than a browser does anyway.
Kept in this browser as you type, never sent anywhere.
Keeping it
Everything you tick or type here is kept in this browser and goes nowhere else. Browsers throw this kind of storage away on their own, and a shared school laptop clears it at sign-out, so the copy you print or paste into your own notes is the record that lasts.
Open your receipts to copy, export or print the lot.