The Mid-Year Scoreboard · Session 5 of 5 · November 2026

The Finisher's Table

Account for the year, among peers

Thursday 5 November 2026, 8:00 to 9:30 PM EAT, in person in Nairobi

A seat is KES 2,500 per session, about USD 20, rising to KES 3,500 five days before each class.

The scoreboard most of us keep

Optics: a polished year-end narrative performed.

The scoreboard this room gives you

Being finished rather than looking finished: a year you can account for honestly to peers, with a named, spoken commitment for the year ahead.

The question this room answers

Who have you been becoming while finishing this year?

What the room covers

  • Accounting for a year versus reporting on it
  • What finishing actually produces in the person who does it
  • Stewardship of what you were given to carry
  • The difference between the next goal and the next mountain
  • What you want the people at this table to hold you to

The exercise

Give a two-minute spoken account of what your year actually built. Then name your commitment for the next twelve months, out loud, to the room. Once you say your commitment to the room, the people in the room can ask you about your commitment.

What you walk out with

Stand before a room of peers and give a true account of what your year actually built. Then commit a chosen direction for the year ahead, out loud, to people who will ask you about that direction.

You leave with your account of the year and a commitment said to the room.

You do not need the earlier rooms. Walk in this month, and leave with your account of the year and a commitment said to the room.

You become a finisher others want at the table, who can account for the year without flinching.

Free · 20 questions · 4 minutes

The Return Inventory

Read your year before you choose a room. The Return Inventory is free and takes about four minutes. You see where your year stands and the one room you most need, so the work starts from your real year.

5-room series · The Mid-Year Scoreboard

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