The Mid-Year Scoreboard · Session 1 of 5 · July 2026
The Reckon Room
Count the first half honestly
Thursday 2 July 2026, 8:00 to 9:30 PM EAT
This room has met. The next room is The Finisher's Table, 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
Busyness as proof: a full, active calendar.
The scoreboard this room gives you
Whether the few things that carry the year actually moved, measured against January, not against how occupied you felt.
The question this room answers
Is what you have been busy with actually carrying the year?
What the room covers
- Busyness as a false proxy for progress
- Reading the year against what you set in January, not against how the year felt
- The two or three quiet drifts that cost the most
- What an honest mid-year scorecard actually measures
- Why most of us avoid this count, and what avoiding the count costs
The exercise
Score each major commitment you made in January against where it actually stands today. Name the gap in writing. The honest scorecard is the first thing you carry out of this room.
What you walk out with
Walk in busy and unsure. Walk out with one honest scorecard and the two or three quiet drifts costing you the most.
You leave with your honest mid-year scorecard.
You do not need the earlier rooms. Walk in this month, and leave with your honest mid-year scorecard.
You become someone who can look at the year without flinching and name the gap before anyone else has to.
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