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Create more fun (and be more intentional) in the coming year by asking yourself these questions
Journaling is a practice that has elevated my life — and my business — in ways that words simply can’t do justice.
On the most basic level, it helps me organize my thoughts, be more creative, and calm my racing mind, which is invaluable as an entrepreneur.
If you’ve been with me for a while, you know that I’ve made journaling a part of my daily practice. But it’s also something that I carve out a little extra time for towards the end of each year.
By reflecting back on the past and then looking forward with intention, I start the new year with a fresh perspective — and most of all – excited for what’s ahead.
In this episode, I share some of my favorite journal prompts that will help you get laser focused on what you want to make happen in the new year, and most importantly, how you can create more fun in the process.
So grab a warm and toasty beverage of your choice, pop open your journal, and get ready for some reflection and intention as you plan for the year ahead.
Here’s a glance at this episode…
- [06:08] Review your last year. What worked? What didn’t work? What was fun?
- [10:09] Find a few hours to put pen to paper and be intentional about your reflections. Give yourself time to dream.
- [10:29] Set personal goals and professional goals, but don’t set too many.
- [13:10] I'm proud of how 2022 panned out. I prioritized my physical and mental health, my time with Hobie, and my team.
- [15:57] You don't have to go into the new year with all new initiatives. Instead, find what you can amplify and do better.
- [17:37] Journal prompts: What worked well? What felt hard? What was fun? What lifted me up? Who did I love to work with? Who did I not love to work with? What do I love doing? Where did I spend the majority of my time?
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