Year end review

The year is drawing to a close & it's nearly time for our next trip around the sun. Here is a template you can use for doing a personal end-of-year review.

Happy New Year! I hope your 2017 was filled with lovely things and I hope 2018 is even better! In today’s post, I’m going to be sharing a bunch of different spreads I’ve created r…

Creating review pages in your Bullet Journal is the best way to make sure of your progress. As the year reaches its end, it's about time to review what have you been up to. Check out this post to learn what questions you should ask yourself to make sure you get the best feedback from this exercise. Plus be inspired by yearly review Bullet Journal pages from different creators. #mashaplans #bulletjournla #bujoideas #endofyear #review

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As new year comes, it's time for the end of year reflection. Here are some questions for reflection and ideas for yearly review.

Join me for this annual series. I offer a new set of prompts every day to help you review and reflect on 2014 and plan for Your Best Year yet in 2015!

Before setting goals for your next year, be sure to review your year first. Here's a free 10 question workbook to help you audit your last year.

In December, I usually run an Advent Calendar, with a daily journaling prompt sent out between the 1st and 24th of the month. For various reasons (mainly that life is very full!), I decided not to do this year. Quite a few people have been asking about it though, so I want to share some journaling prompts for self-reflection at the end of the year. It’s not the same as a daily email, but I hope it helps you reflect on the year that was 2020 (including some of the better bits…) and set a few…

At the end of each year you should set aside a block of time to reflect on how it went. Use these 50 year-end reflection questions to review your year.

We have entered the fourth quarter of this year? Can you believe how quickly 2016 has flown by? With this year quickly coming to a close, how are you planning to end your year? Have you met all of your goals? Most importantly, are you prepared for your end-of-year performance review?