REFLECTION & JOURNALING TOOLS
A structured look back at the year closing - and a clear-eyed look forward
at the one beginning.
The transition between years gets lost in noise. Obligations, rituals, and social pressure fill the space where real reflection could happen. Most leaders arrive in January having processed very little of what the previous twelve months actually produced - the wins that were earned, the costs that were paid, and the patterns that are still running.
This tool creates a container for that processing. It is structured enough to complete in a single sitting but open enough to capture what matters specifically to you - not a generic goals list, but an honest account of one specific year.
The review section comes before the planning section intentionally. Leaders who skip straight to next year's goals tend to carry forward the same patterns, the same blind spots, and sometimes the same goals, unchanged. The backward look earns the forward one.
Complete the review in full before turning to next year. Give the past year its due accounting before declaring what comes next.
Include at least one that surprised you.
Not a wish list - what will actually get your focused attention.
Look at "What I Would Do Differently" and "One Thing I Will Stop Doing." Are they related? If the same pattern is showing up in both, that is the thing to bring to your coach first.
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