Everything on your to-do list checked off by dinner time.
You know that one. The email sequence that’s been “nearly finished” since January. The funnel that exists in your head and absolutely nowhere else. The website page with a typo that makes you cringe every time someone points it out to you but you never quite seem to get round to fixing it.
A Get Shit Done Day is a full day (6 hours) where we sit down together (virtually or in-person), stick the kettle on and clear that to-do list. No more tabs open “for later”, no more “someday”, just me and you smashing through the tasks together.
Business owners with more ideas than hours in the day. You know what needs doing. You might even know exactly how to do it. It’s just been sat at the bottom of the list, growing roots, while you firefight everything else going on in your life and business.
If you’ve ever said “I’ll sort that out when things calm down a bit” I’ve got news for you… things don’t calm down! You have to make the space for tasks to get done and this Get Shit Done Day is that space.
Every half-finished task costs you twice: once when you avoid it, and again every time you open it, try to remember where the hell you got to, and close it again. One day clears the lot. All those hours lost to “I’ll just have another looks at that” come back to you, week after week.
Your to-do list doesn’t only live on paper. It lives in your head, too. It’s the thing you suddenly remember in the shower. The thing that pops up just as you’re drifting off. The low hum in the background of every family dinner, because some part of you is still thinking about that bloody website page!
Unfinished stuff takes up space. Once it’s done, that space is free, and you’d be amazed what grows there. Ideas come back. Your spark comes back. You stop feeling like you’re running your business with twenty browser tabs open in your brain.
That tight feeling in your chest when you log on and see everything you haven’t done? Gone.
You sit down knowing where everything lives, what happens next, and what’s already handled. Your shoulders drop and you might just even enjoy working again!
Finishing one big thing, or clearing a whole bunch of smaller things, has a knock-on effect.
The launch you’ve been putting off gets a date. The offer you’ve been sitting on gets a sales page. Crossing things off your list feels bloody brilliant, and it makes the next thing so much easier to start.
You didn’t start your business to wrestle with Zapier at 11pm or spend your Sunday afternoon tidying up Google folders.
Every hour you claw back from the backend of your business is an hour for your clients, your creative work, or, shock horror, your actual life!
1. Pay for your day. Once you’ve paid, you’ll get a link to complete your prep form and book your date.
2. Pick your date. Choose whichever day suits you from my calendar using my booking system.
3. Tell me what’s on the list. Fill in a quick form before your day begins, so I turn up knowing what we’re tackling and we don’t waste time on “soooo… where do we even start?”
4. Get it done. You can either leave me with the list to get to work or we can co-work on Zoom to make sure everything gets handled.
5. Walk away with it finished. You’ll also get a short wrap-up of what we did and any next steps, so nothing slips through the cracks.
Book and pay by midnight on 30th September and your day is £400 instead of £800. Use it any time before 31st December 2026.
Bring one big beast or a pile of smaller bits. We’ll plan the day around whatever moves your business forward fastest or relieves you of the most stress.
Here are just a few ideas of what we can tackle together:
✅ Setting up and writing email sequences: welcome, nurture, sales, launch, the lot.
✅ Lead magnet setup, from the freebie to the opt-in page to the delivery email.
✅ Batching and scheduling content for the weeks ahead.
✅ Canva templates, so a single social post stops eating three hours of your life.
✅ Building sales funnels from start to finish so everything is connected and automated.
✅ Checkout pages, payment links, and digital product setup.
✅ Membership and course platform setup.
✅ Launch planning, with dates, tasks, and who’s doing what.
✅ Talking through your business plans and turning them into steps you can actually take.
✅ Setting up your project management system with templates you can use over and over again
✅ Reviewing your quarterly plans and priorities
✅ Working out what to continue and what to stop doing (which is often THE biggest win).
✅ ClickUp, Trello or Asana setup, so your whole business lives in one place instead of on seventeen sticky notes.
✅ Writing SOPs, so things get done the same way every time, no matter who is doing them.
✅ Client onboarding systems, forms, and welcome packs.
✅ Automations with tools like Zapier, so you stop copying and pasting the same thing forty times a week.
✅ Booking and calendar systems.
✅ Sorting out your Google Drive or Dropbox so you can actually find stuff again.
✅ Website edits and new pages set up.
✅ Fixing the broken links, dodgy forms and bits of tech that have been winding you up for months.
✅ Migrating things from one platform to another (depending on volume).
✅ Smashing through admin backlogs: inbox, invoices, spreadsheets, all of it!
✅ Co-working for the whole day, where we split the list and share the load.
Not sure if your thing counts? It probably does but feel free to send me an email or DM me on Insta to ask.
Business systems nerd, VA, online business manager, and jelly-tot-fuelled human who gets an unreasonable amount of joy from a really good automation.
I’ve been doing this for ten years now. In that time I’ve worked with over 100 businesses, building their funnels, writing their email sequences, untangling their tech, and turning “it’s all in my head” into systems that actually run without them.
And trust me when I say I’ve seen it all. The inbox with 12,000 unread emails. The launch planned entirely on the back of a receipt. The Google Drive with fourteen folders called “New Folder”. None of it scares me, and none of it’s anything to be embarrassed about. It just needs someone to sit down with it and sort it out (hey, that’s me!)
I know my way around a LOT of online business tools – if you use it, chances are I’ve used it too. And, if I haven’t, I’ll have it figured out before your coffee’s gone cold.
I’m also big on strategy, so I won’t just blindly do the tasks. I’ll ask the annoying questions, like “Why are we doing it this way?” and “Do you even need this?”, that save you hours down the line.
Most of all, I love that moment near the end of a Get Shit Done Day when someone leans back in their chair, looks at everything we’ve done and says, “Oh my god, it’s actually finished.” That’s my favourite bit.
So let’s get your list finished shall we?
Course you can. Loads of people book two back to back for bigger projects like a full launch or a website rebuild.
Then that’s where we start. Half an hour of untangling usually shows exactly what’ll make the biggest difference, and then we spend the rest of the day doing it.
Just the prep form, plus logins for anything we’ll be working in. I’ll send you a checklist so we don’t lose the first hour hunting for passwords. We’ve all been there.
We crack on with the next thing. There’s always a next thing.
Yes, of course you can. I just require 48 hours’ notice. When you book your day, your confirmation email will include a link to reschedule if you need to.