Here are the prompts:
- Finish the sentence: 2023 was the year that I...
- What was 2023 all about for you? You can summarize it in a phrase, a sentence, or maybe even a word.
- List all your highlights and accomplishments from 2023 that you’re proud of.
- What worked in 2023? What were your wins? What were the things that worked for you, whether it was something big or small? Maybe you added a positive habit, or maybe you adopted a new positive belief this year.
- What didn’t work in 2023?Name at least 3 mistakes or failures that you had this year, and then write what you learned from them.
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These prompts will help you reflect on your past year, therefore making it even clearer what you really want in the upcoming year.
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