As we prepare for the NEW YEAR, it’s always a good
idea to reflect on the year gone by. Below are 20 questions to ask yourself. Be
honest…there are no right or wrong answers, but if we truly believe in
“life-long learning” then we need to embrace opportunities to reflect and to
learn from the past or run the risk of history repeating itself…
20 QUESTIONS FOR A NEW YEAR’S REFLECTION
1. What was the single
best thing that happened this past year?
2. What was the single
most challenging thing that happened?
3. What was an unexpected
joy this past year?
4. What was an unexpected
obstacle?
5. Pick three words to
describe 2014.
6. Pick three words your
spouse would use to describe your 2014—don’t ask them; guess
based on how you think your spouse sees you. (If you’re not married, have fun
guessing the answers from other friends and family, or just skip this
question.)
7. Pick three words your
spouse would use to describe their 2014—again, without asking.
8. What were the best
books you read this year?
9. With whom were your
most valuable relationships?
10. What was your biggest
personal change from January to December of this past year?
11. In what way(s) did
you grow emotionally?
12. In what way(s) did
you grow spiritually?
13. In what way(s) did
you grow physically?
14. In what way(s) did
you grow in your relationships with others?
15. What was the most
enjoyable part of your work (both professionally and at home)?
16. What was the most
challenging part of your work (both professionally and at home)?
17. What was your single
biggest time waster in your life this past year?
18. What was the best way
you used your time this past year?
19. What was the most
valuable thing you learned this past year?
20. What needs to change
for 2015 and how will you begin?
If we do nothing, we’re
destined to simply repeat history…beginning a new year gives us the opportunity
to shape our future…just sayin…Happy New Year!
Be good to yourself…
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