The Final 90 — A Tom Woods Program
A Tom Woods Program

The year isn't over.
Not even close.

You made resolutions in January. Most of them are dead. And somewhere in the back of your mind is the one thing you swore you'd finally do this year — still sitting there, still undone.

Most people by September have just abandoned that thing, and have written off yet another year. You and I won't. We have just enough of the year left to finish that thing.

I'm going to show you how — and you and I are going to accomplish it together.

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What is it that gives a year its power? Not the twelve months, that's for sure. It's three things: a beginning, a finish line, and a scoreboard.

Well, who says you get only one set of those things every twelve months?

You and I are going to make our own rules, and build one around the final 90 days of the year. The beginning: our first call. The finish line: December 31. The scoreboard: every single week — and you won't be keeping score alone.

Ninety days with real urgency and an actual plan of action will out-produce the nine months you just spent. While everyone else is demoralized that another year has gone by with no progress, you and I are going to be achieving something great — together.


What The Final 90 is

Four live sessions with me, on Tuesday nights, starting September 29. Not a course you watch on your own and quietly abandon. Four real evenings where you and I do the work together, in real time, with your actual goal on the screen.

Can't make a Tuesday live? Every session is recorded and yours to keep. But come live if you possibly can — that's where the genuine magic happens.

And I'm not lecturing you from on high

I'm running my own Final 90 right beside you. I'll pick my goal in Week 1 with everyone else, I'll build my map, and I'll report my own progress every single week — the good weeks and the bad ones.

I've written fourteen books. They rarely got finished because I felt like it. They got finished because there was a deadline and someone was waiting. That's the whole secret, and for the next 90 days I'm putting myself under exactly the same mechanism I'm handing you.


What you walk away with

The part nobody else teaches: everyone else's productivity program assumes a clean calendar. Yours won't be clean — it's got Thanksgiving and Christmas sitting right in the middle of it, after all. Learning to finish anyway, through the busiest weeks of the year, is a good chunk of the reason this program exists in the fall and not in some tidy imaginary January.


Who this is for

This is for you if…

  • You've got a book, a business, a goal, or a number you've been carrying for years, not months
  • You're driven, but the year still somehow got away from you
  • You're tired of "someday" and want a finish line you can see
  • You'll actually show up on a Tuesday night and do the work

This isn't for you if…

  • You want another course to buy and never open
  • You're looking for theory, hacks, or motivation-by-the-pound
  • You won't be honest with yourself on a scorecard
  • You've already decided the year is a write-off

Enroll

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Your enrollment also includes a free month of my flagship program, the Tom Woods School of Life — where your sprint accountability group meets, and where you get our full archive and every masterclass I've ever offered. After the free month, the School of Life continues at $97/month unless you cancel, which you can do in one click, anytime, no phone call and no hassle. I'd rather tell you that plainly right here than surprise you later.

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Most people get to September and think to themselves: the year is finished and I failed — again.

But it isn't finished. We've got 90 solid days to accomplish something great while everyone else wrings their hands over another year gone by.

A lot of people in our world spend their time complaining (for good reason, I admit) — about the Fed, the government, a gullible public, whatever.

Let's you and I spend our time building.

Everyone else is done for the year. You and I are just getting started.

See you Tuesday.

— Tom