Year-End Reflection Practices to Finish Strong

This year (2024), I’m revisiting the practice of finishing strong. In this short video, I provide suggestions to bring the year to a close in a way that sets you up for success in the year ahead.

  • Evaluate progress toward your goals.
  • Celebrate what you have accomplished to date.
  • Complete what needs to be completed.
  • Make room for something new.

To support your reflection, I’ve included a downloadable worksheet updated for 2024 so you can work through the exercises step by step. You can access the worksheet here.

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All the best,

Ruthann


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Career Clarity through Values: Charting Your Path Forward

Clarity is powerful, and it begins within. This post was inspired by a question: can my book, Be True to You: A Practical Guide to Pursuing an Authentic Path, support career development? The answer points us back to values, the foundation of both life and career clarity.

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Learn more and purchase a copy of Be True to You: A Practical Guide to Pursuing an Authentic Path through Amazon.com.

All the best,

Ruthann


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Year-End Reflection Practices to Finish Strong

This year (2023), I’m revisiting the practice of finishing strong. In this short video, I provide suggestions to bring the year to a close in a way that sets you up for success in the year ahead.

  • Evaluate progress toward your goals.
  • Celebrate what you have accomplished to date.
  • Complete what needs to be completed.
  • Make room for something new.

To support your reflection, I’ve included a downloadable worksheet updated for 2023 so you can work through the exercises step by step. You can access the worksheet here.

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Ruthann


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Journal Practice: Tips and Benefits for Reflection and Growth

In this short video, I discuss the benefits of beginning and maintaining a journal practice.

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Ruthann


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Harnessing the Power of Questions for Personal Growth

A regular practice of asking and answering powerful questions is a great way to keep yourself open to possibility and moving forward; however, not all questions are created equal. For example, asking yourself “Why am I stuck?” will yield a lot of reasons as to why you’re stuck. Important to know, but it doesn’t move you to action. A powerful follow-up question would be “What is the best thing I can do right now to move forward?” This two-step line of questioning yields insight as well as creativity and action.

The word power is defined as influence. A powerful question will influence how you think and feel and motivate you to action. Asking and answering questions can be easily incorporated into your journal practice OR simply use a notebook to begin this practice. There is power in putting your questions and answers in writing.

If you need support in creating a journal practice, check out my video about creating a journal practice.

All the best,

Ruthann


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New Year Reflection Practices

Wishing you all a happy, healthy, and prosperous year! I have included links to posts to help kick off the new calendar year.

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Year-End Reflection Practices to Finish Strong

This year (2022), I’m revisiting the practice of finishing strong. In this short video, I provide suggestions to bring the year to a close in a way that sets you up for success in the year ahead.

  • Evaluate progress toward your goals.
  • Celebrate what you have accomplished to date.
  • Complete what needs to be completed.
  • Make room for something new.

To support your reflection, I’ve included a downloadable worksheet updated for 2022 so you can work through the exercises step by step. You can access the worksheet here .

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All the best,

Ruthann

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Embrace Possibility: 3 Transformative Mindset Shifts

Forward

Let’s shift & move forward.

Instead of saying ‘My dream is impossible,’ affirm: ‘All things are divinely possible.’ There is more to life than what you can see. Learn to trust the process and stay open to possibility.

In this video, I share 3 transformative practices to help you embrace possibility.

  1. Ask yourself powerful questions. They shape how you think, influence how you feel, and motivate action.
  2. Quiet reflection. Create space to listen inwardly and notice what emerges.
  3. Daily spiritual practice. Anchor your day with rituals that remind you of what is possible.

Exercise: Choose one of these practices today and notice how it shifts your perspective. 

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Year-End Reflection Practices to Finish Strong

This year (2019), I’m revisiting the practice of finishing strong. In this short video, I provide suggestions to bring the year to a close in a way that sets you up for success in the year ahead.

  • Evaluate progress toward your goals.
  • Celebrate what you have accomplished to date.
  • Complete what needs to be completed.
  • Make room for something new.

To support your reflection, I’ve included a downloadable worksheet updated for 2019 so you can work through the exercises step by step. You can access the worksheet here.

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Ruthann

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Year-End Reflection Practices to Finish Strong

In this video, I provide suggestions to bring the year to a close in a way that sets you up for success in the new year.

  • Evaluate progress toward your goals.
  • Celebrate what you have accomplished to date.
  • Complete whatever needs to be completed.
  • Make room for something new.

You can receive notifications of new posts by clicking on the follow button. You can share posts with others by clicking on a share button below. Join Ruthann’s mailing list to receive email updates (Join mailing list).

All the best,
Ruthann

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