The Personal Annual Review
The Personal Annual Review is 7 questions: (1) What did I change my mind on this year? (2) What created energy this year? (3) What drained energy this year? (4) Who were the boat anchors in my life? (5) What did I not do because of fear? (6) What were my greatest hits and misses? (7) What did I learn this year?
You can download a beautiful (and free!) printable PDF of the template at the link on my website.
While somewhat arbitrary, the end of the calendar year does present us all with a valuable opportunity to reflect on the year that was, and plan for the year that will be. It's easy to glaze over the former and focus on the latter, but failure to reflect will eventually manifest as a failure to grow.
It's easy to glaze over the former and focus on the latter, but failure to reflect will eventually manifest as a failure to grow.
It's easy to glaze over the former and focus on the latter, but failure to reflect will eventually manifest as a failure to grow.
I started conducting a Personal Annual Review 10 years ago as I was nearing the end of my college years. It has been an immensely helpful exercise to which I would credit many of my greatest areas of progress.
This episode shares the template for my Personal Annual Review. I hope that it will spark you to conduct your own before year-end, as I'm highly confident you will gain the same value that I have from the exercise.
This episode shares the template for my Personal Annual Review. I hope that it will spark you to conduct your own before year-end, as I'm highly confident you will gain the same value that I have from the exercise.
Here are the 7 simple questions that may change your life...
Note: You can download a beautiful (and free!) printable PDF of the template at the link on my website.
Note: You can download a beautiful (and free!) printable PDF of the template at the link on my website.
