The New Year Scoreboard · Session 3 of 5 · March 2027
The Commit Room
Give the year a structure, not a wish
March 2027, evening EAT, confirmed on registration
A seat is KES 3,000 per session, about USD 23, rising to KES 4,000 one week before each class.
The scoreboard most leaders keep
Resolutions announced: good intentions for the year ahead.
The one this room installs
Commitments with structure: the few things that will define the year, each with an owner, a date, a measure, and someone who will hold you to it.
The question this room answers
What are the three to five things that, if finished by December, would make this year worth the cost of living it?
What the room covers
- The difference between a resolution and a commitment
- The anatomy of a commitment that holds: what, by when, measured how, witnessed by whom
- Why the few beats the many, every time
- How a named witness changes the probability of completion
- What gives the year a spine instead of a list
The exercise
Name your three to five commitments for the year. Assign a date, a measure, and a named person who holds you to each. Read them aloud in the room. The year gets its structure here.
What you walk out with
Walk out with a commitment ledger: three to five things that will define the year, each given the structure that makes it real, a date, a measure, and a named person who holds you to it.
You leave with your commitment ledger.
You do not need the earlier rooms. Walk in this month, and leave with your commitment ledger.
You become the leader whose year has a spine, whose word is a reliable instrument because every commitment carries its own structure.
Free · 20 questions · 4 minutes
The Return Inventory
Diagnosis before prescription. A free, four-minute reading that shows you where your year stands and the room you most need. Take it before the room, and the work begins from your real picture.
5-room series · The New Year Scoreboard