“Experience isn’t the best teacher, evaluated experience is.” –John Maxwell
Life is like toilet paper, the closer to the end you get, the faster it goes! I can’t believe another year has come and gone! I hope 2011 was a great year for you. I would really encourage you to take these last two weeks in 2011 and evaluate your year.
Three years ago I wrote several posts that explain how I evaluate my year, you can read them by clicking on the following links:
I would encourage you to ask you the following questions:
- How was your 2011?
- Did you have goals that you wanted to accomplish this year?
- Did you accomplish them?
- If not, why?
- What could have you done better in 2011?
- What were the highlights of the year? What were the low-lights?
- What were the biggest lessons you learned?
- Who helped change your life this year through their influence?
- What did God teach you?
- Who did you meet this year that you’re glad you met with?
- What do you need to repent about?
- Who do you need to forgive?
- Who do you need to call or meet with and thank?
- Where did you waste the most time?
- Where was your time well spent?
These are just a few examples of questions that I ask myself. My year-end review is my year-end review. I would encourage you to find a system that works for you, but don’t go year after year without really evaluating how you spent them.
I’d love to hear from you (leave a comment below):
What do you do to evaluate your year?
How would you rate your 2011?
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