Do this and you’ll thank yourself on Jan 1st

6 plays for closing out the year strong. The jar of jelly beans, the two hard pile, and why the clearest thinking happens before anyone else opens their mouth.

With Shaan Puri & Sam Parr

"If you remember one thing about how to be a great investor, it would be to look at the jar and write down the piece the number on the piece of paper and know that on average you will be much closer to the true value than if you just listen to what everybody is saying." — Shaan Puri

Shaan Puri & Sam Parr, on the episode

Shaan Puri and Sam Parr sit down with 99 days left in the year and treat it like a fourth quarter, not a countdown to a New Year's resolution. The pop version of a year-end push is just working harder, staying later, cramming more in. What they're actually describing is a set of constraints: shrink the container and the work shrinks with it, isolate your own judgment before the crowd gets to it, and sort decisions into piles instead of agonizing over all of them equally. This protocol pulls the structural tactics from that conversation, the ones that change how you use the time left and how you think under influence, not just the motivational framing around them.