The short answer: The final report closes the Intensive: a written account of your 90 days — the primary outcome, the execution record, what changed and what it cost — plus your next quarter mapped, so the standard survives the program.
What's in it
The numbers: thirteen weeks of scorecards, the execution rate, the kept and missed patterns. The verdict: the primary outcome, graded honestly against the day-one baseline. And the forward plan: the next quarter's outcome, priorities structure, and the standards you'll keep — in writing, like everything in this system.
Why it matters
Most programs end with a feeling. This one ends with a document — because the man's next ninety days need an instrument, not a memory. The final report is the difference between a quarter that happened to you and a system you now own.
Keep going
- The midpoint review — the halfway version of this audit
- The written 90-day plan — the document the report grades
- The Intensive — the whole program