What was out of my control? What... - Deepstash
<ul><li>What was out of my con...

  • What was out of my control?
  • What did I give up on and why?
  • What did I learn this year that can help me next year?
  • When did I feel disappointment or envy? What can I learn from that?
  • What are my knowns? What are my known unknowns?
  • What about my goal is in my control?

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