Nick HutchisonFounder and CEO, BookThinkers

I love the concept of moving things from the “somedayers” club to the “todayers” club. #shorts

3 Nov 2022 · 1 min

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In a brief interview, Nick Hutchison discusses a core idea from his book Blue Collar Cash: the distinction between the “Somedayers Club,” where people defer goals to an indefinite future, and the “Todayers Club,” where they commit to immediate action. Hutchison illustrates this mindset shift by describing how he recently moved his wedding plans from the Somedayers mindset—planning to marry several years later—to the Todayers mindset, committing to a specific date in May of the next year, making a deposit, and announcing the plans. He emphasizes that “tomorrow is the enemy of today” and highlights the importance of prioritizing time to turn aspirations into concrete actions.

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In the book Blue Collar Cash, I talk about being a member of either the Somedayers Club or the Todayers Club. And the difference is, you know, the Somedayers Club, it's a group of people that are like, yeah, you can get to that someday. Don't worry about it for now. Or, yeah, someday I'm going to go start that new hobby or I'm going to do this or that. So, tell me one thing that you recently moved from the Somedayers Club to the Todayers Club in your life.
I think it's a great question. I think tomorrow is the enemy of today. I think about time a lot. And so I try to prioritize my time. Something that I moved from Somedayers Club to Todayers Club recently was my wedding. I actually didn't want to get married for a few more years. I wanted to put it off. Excellent. My fiancée said, let's take advantage of it now. We're young, we're capable, like, let's tackle it. And so I committed. I went from, I don't want to be married for 5 more years, to let's commit to a date in May of next year. And we made it happen. We put the deposit down, we told everybody about it, and now we're living