Looking back, what was this year really about?
A one-page review of your year: what mattered, what you underrate, and a title for it.
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Sequence 7 steps A week, 10 to 20 min a day
Look back at the year properly before you plan the next one.
Seven prompts for the last week of the year, one a day. You review the year as a whole, then work, money and friendships, sort your regrets, choose what to stop, and only then plan the next three months.
From Know yourself, Work, Money, People, Focus
Run them in order. Each step says why it comes when it does.
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Begin with the whole year: what mattered, what you underrate and a title for it.
A one-page review of your year: what mattered, what you underrate, and a title for it.
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Then work, with the results and evidence you’d otherwise forget.
A self-review built from your real year: results first, evidence attached, one honest growth area.
Then money: three numbers, what you’d repeat and what you’d undo.
A one-page review of your money year: what moved, what you’d repeat, and one change for next year.
Then people: what you give as a friend and where you go missing.
An honest portrait of you as a friend: what you give, where you go missing, and one thing to do.
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Sort what still stings into regrets you can act on and ones to set down.
Your regrets sorted into still open, closed but useful, and not yours to carry.
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Before you add any goals, choose three things to stop.
Three recurring things to stop, each with the evidence, the hours it returns and a graceful way out.
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Only now plan forward: up to three outcomes for the next three months.
Up to three outcomes for the quarter, a 30-day marker for each, and a list of what you’re not doing.
There are 16 packs. These two sit on either side of this one.