I have made plenty of useful resolutions in past Januaries, but this year I was looking for a new angle.
So I thought Bloom's Annual Review might be a useful exercise. I was confident enough in this belief that, even before I had applied it to my own life, I recommended it a few days ago through the weekly email newsletter that I publish for Mission Resource.
Now that I have started working through it myself?
I wish I could pass it to everyone I know.
In his Annual Review, Bloom walks you through 7 key questions:
- What did I change my mind on this year?
- What created energy this year?
- What drained energy this year?
- Who were the boat anchors in my life? (People who held you back. This is the only question I couldn't relate to.)
- What did I not do because of fear?
- What were my greatest hits and worst misses this year?
- What did I learn this year?
The longer I have sat with these questions in front of me, the more insight I have gained. As Bloom quotes from John Dewey: "We do not learn from experience ... we learn from reflecting on experience."
It's not too late for some reflecting on 2023! It will make a solid foundation for further growth in 2024.
Bloom's work is aesthetically and functionally well-formatted. You can download your own copy at sahilbloom.com/annual-review for the price of your email address. (Bloom publishes a regular email newsletter that is worth checking out too.)
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