Dec 4, 2022
The end of the year approaches, soon it’ll be time to turn a new page and decide what to do with it. Doing it, without considering where we’re starting from, makes us disregard important learnings. In this note, I’ll show what I do to avoid that trap myself.
The process is simple and consists of filling up three markers for different areas of life.
Markers:
- What went well
- What didn’t go so well
- What I can improve for next tries
Areas of life:
- Health and Fitness
- Work and Business
- Personal life
- Money and Finances
- Friends and Community
- Learning and Knowledge
- Travel and Culture
- Hobbies and Creativity
- Emotions and Spirituality
To each area of life, I create a table with a column to each marker, and then I fill the table.
So it doesn’t become a burdening process I try to keep things simple, avoiding overthinking each column, and I also define a time limit for each area of life.
That’s it.
One of the biggest benefits of a personal year review is the learnings. The more we look at what we did throughout the year, the more learnings we’ll find; about ourselves, how we developed and the life we’d like to have.
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I wrote about how and why I do my year review 😊 https://t.co/CBcmTsij1H
— brunomvsouza (@brunomvsouza) December 4, 2022
