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🔑 annual reflection questions

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Beginnings are so majestically mysterious and wonderful. You can roll your eyes at that statement, but bear with me and ask yourself: had I known what I knew now, would I have started off the same way into this unknown and new thing

Hmm.

I get itchy to end my year thinking about these things: what and where would I have tweaked things a little bit, what results ended up happening, and, will these things define this year as “that year”, or is this going to be a continuing thing?

Several of you have asked how I navigate and savor this poetic, masochistic anxiety. So, here are some of my most favourite “end of year review” questions for… yourself. I’ve scoured books and articles for some of these, they are by no means mine and sadly I cannot remember who they could possibly belong to (I’ve been doing this for over 10 years!). I like to start a new piece of paper and/or document and free-write my answers; then, I go back and fine tune a little bit - get more specific. Then, I bury it away and set a reminder for myself in 6 months. I revisit this and edit it if necessary. Then, bury it away and look at it again on Dec. 30th. See where things took me.

Enjoy. May you take yourself on incredible journeys this year and always. xo L

Think about what has gone well this year.

What are you happy with?

What has been successful — & how did it come to fruition?

What have your greatest achievements been so far?

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Think about what could have been improved upon.

Could you have tried harder in a couple of areas?

Of the things that didn’t go well, what could you have done to change the outcome of that situation?

If you had taken 100% responsibility at the time, do you think things would have played out differently?

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What were your goals at the start of the year?

How are they going? Are they 20%, 50% or 100% completed?

If they’re not checked off yet, why not? (Don’t be afraid to admit they’re no longer important to you if that’s the case.)

If they’re still things you want to make happen, what could you do to speed up your progress?

Who could you ask for help?

How can you break up the goal into manageable chunks to make it easier to achieve?

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How are your finances looking?

Are you making as much money as you want?

Are you saving any money or just spending it as soon as you get it?

Should you ask for a raise, start a savings account, cancel your credit card, refinance your debt, stop obsessively trawling shopping sites… ?!

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Are you getting along with the people around you?

How are things between you & your lover?

Your workmates? Your kids?

Do you ever see your best friend?

Do you ever get personal emails?

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How about you?

How do you feel about the person you’re becoming?

How’s your personal integrity?

What are the attributes you hold in high esteem?

Are you embodying them?

What can you change?

What can you begin accepting?