Looking Back at the year gone by
December, for me, is always a month for reflections. It is a time to pause, breathe, look back, and reflect the year gone by.
We often pay little attention to how we spend our time and these yearly reflections always help me measure growth and progress over the last 12 months. And, gear up for what is to come.
“It’s on the strength of observation and reflection that one finds a way. So we must dig and delve unceasingly.” ~Claude Monet
Why Reflect, you might ask?
- It helps recognize what you’ve done right in the last 12 months
- You can understand yourself better by identifying what drained you and what energized you during the year
- Gives you perspective on important areas of your life where you dropped the ball and must prioritize for the next year
- Gives you direction to channelize your time, energy, and efforts to what matters most to you
- It acts as an anchor when you get distracted in the day to day humdrum and brings your attention back to your critical goals
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The worksheet contains prompts to questions I've asked myself every December for the last few years.
Take time to reflect on each of the questions in the workbook. Unplug and disconnect from all your devices to give you time and space as you reflect on the ways you've made progress in the last 12 months and identify your priorities to make it count next year.
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