The Mid-Year Scoreboard · Session 4 of 5 · October 2026

The Resolve Room

Finish, close, and formally end

Thursday 1 October 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

Motion as completion: perpetually in progress.

The scoreboard this room gives you

Things actually finished and closed: a small count completed, signed off, and removed from the load.

The question this room answers

What is carrying itself forward only because you have never formally ended it?

What the room covers

  • The hidden cost of open loops
  • The last ten percent that never gets finished
  • Loops with people that have been draining the year
  • What formal closure looks like in practice
  • How to decide what belongs on the finish list versus the end list

The exercise

Name what you will finish before December. Name what you are formally ending. Write both lists. Sign off on both lists here, not at home in a journal.

What you walk out with

Walk out with the year resolved on paper: what you finished, the few you will finish before December, and what you are formally ending. Once ended, the dead work stops costing you. The Resolve Room covers the hard last ten percent and the loops with people you have been avoiding.

You leave with your closed-loop list.

You do not need the earlier rooms. Walk in this month, and leave with your closed-loop list.

You become someone who finishes what you start, so the people around you stop bracing for one more thing left half done.

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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