We often get dissappointed in what we haven't done, we don't always take time to recognize what we have.
As we come to the end of another year, thoughts turn to the possibilities and plans for the new. We often forget to look back and recognize the path we have traveled.
This is one of the exercises I do with my clients at the end of each year (I do it usually between Christmas and New Years) that helps to see what’s been accomplished, lessons learned and renewed focus on the next chapter.
Use this process in your life and business and tap into life magic.
Now where did I put my wand?
Year in Review Exercise – use a new journal or note book
Why am I doing this planning process?
Reflect on 2021
What have I missing last year
What have I been avoiding
What do I really want
How I want 2022 to be different
Keep this in mind
Understand the right next move. What is the right next move?
Seize the opportunity
Realize that we all make mistakes
Work on yourself every day
Run the race as hard as you can – play full out
Believe it is possible
The people you are seeking are actively seeking you
You will find your purpose
Stay grounded
And relax – its going to be okay
Review past year
What areas did you struggle, where challenged or felt that you didn’t make progress
What areas that were easy – no struggle
What was different about the two – how did you turn up
Think about a goal you had last year and why you didn’t hit it
What 3 areas of life you don’t want to deal with
What positive emotions would you like to feel more of
And less of?
What would make 2022 freaking fantastic
Goals for The New Year
Set a stretch goal for Q1
Work as hard as you can to achieve it – play full out
Celebrate its completion with something special
Review progress – what can I learn – no matter how it went
Set goals for next Q
Write out the things you could do and select the 3 things you will do
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