Your 2021 Year in Review Process

It seems like just yesterday we were talking about looking back on 2020 with my year in review process. Now, with 2022 fast approaching, it’s time to look back on 2021! 

This year, like any year, it’s incredibly important to look back on “find the gold” in the past year. To do so, you need to ask yourself thought-provoking and soul-searching questions that help you uncover the best of yourself and your accomplishments. 

(There are all kinds of benefits to completing this process at the end of each year. Learn more about them in this post)

If you completed this process last year, I encourage you to revisit your answers from 2020. Then, as you fill out your 2021 Year in Review, you’ll see just how far you’ve come. 

Many of us faced more challenges than ever before in 2021. At first thought, you might be telling yourself you didn’t accomplish all that much this year. But I assure you that’s not true! There’s all kinds of gold to recover from this year, and this process helps you uncover it. 

Year in Review Instructions

If you’re new to the Year in Review process, however, here are some simple instructions.

• Grab a pen and paper.
• Find a quiet place to sit and reflect.
• Then simply start answering these questions!

Your 2021 Year in Review Questions

1. Where did I thrive this year? 
2. Where did I struggle?
3. What was important and why?
4. Where did I spend my time and energy?
5. What meaningful moments do I want to remember? (This is a fun trip down memory lane!)
6. List the lessons you are grateful you learned this year.
7. Which practices and rituals served you well this year? (Practicing mindfulness even when you were overwhelmed, perhaps?)
8. Where and how was I courageous?
9. What brought me joy?
10. How did I treat my body, heart, spirit, and mind?
11. How did I show up for people I care about?
12. What situations triggered fear or discomfort? 
13. Did I move through them? How? Or why not?
14. What am I ready to let go of?
15. What am I taking with me?
16. The best use of my talents in 2021 was...
17. What is the word that represents what I want to bring forward into 2022? (Examples include: light, compassion, manifestor, calm, peace, focus)

Make 2022 Your Best Year Yet

The wonderful thing about the future is that it hasn’t happened yet. That means there’s still time to make your goals and dreams come true. But they aren’t just going to happen on their own. It takes planning, preparation, and a lot of hard work to get there. 

So, why not get a jump start on making 2022 your best year yet? To do so, I invite you to learn more about my entrepreneurial coaching services, courses, and programs by clicking here. I’ve designed multiple programs to support you wherever you’re at. Take a look around and find the one that works for you. 

Need a little more guidance? 

I’d love to chat about what challenges you and what inspires you while we figure out how we can work together. Click here to schedule a call with me today.

Cheers to 2022!