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When the New Year arrives, many people will stand on the threshold of time, look back at the past, and look forward to the future.
The New Year, for everyone, is a symbol of a new beginning, a starting point full of hope and possibility.
It brings a new 365 days and gives people the opportunity to rewrite their own stories and realize new dreams.
Before stepping into the new year, there is a very important part - that is the review.
Retrospective is a process of in-depth reflection and examination of one's own behavior, decisions and results in the past year.
It's not just a look back at the past, it's a thoughtful consideration of what to do next.
Through the review, we can clearly see our own growth and shortcomings in the past year, and understand which behaviors or habits have contributed to our success and which have hindered our progress.
In this process, I am not only planning what I want to do in the coming year, but also thinking about how I can get closer to my ideal self.
The word replay is derived from the art of chess, which originally meant to examine each move, understand the logic behind each decision, and deduce the possible outcomes.
In life, review is a more in-depth and broader concept.
It is a systematic process of reflection that involves our actions, decisions, emotions, outcomes, and even values and beliefs.
The first step in the review is to look back.
This step is the basis for the review.
We need to look back at the key events, decisions and results of the past year.
This includes our achievements, failures, unexpected turning points, and those everyday moments that have a profound impact.
In this process, we not only document these events, but also analyze the reasons behind them and our reactions in depth.
This helps us identify which behaviors and habits contribute to success and which lead to our struggles.
This is followed by reflection.
This step requires us to not only stay at the level of facts, but also go deep into the level of emotions and thoughts.
We need to ask ourselves: What have we been most proud of in the past year?What is the most regrettable thing?
Which of our beliefs have been embodied during the year and which have been overlooked?
Over the past year, we've all set a variety of goals, whether it's career development, personal growth, or family and relationships.
When we look back, we need to assess how well we have achieved these goals.
Which goals have been achieved and which have not yet been achieved?What is the reason for the incompleteness?
Is the goal setting unrealistic, or is there a problem with the implementation process?
Through such reflection, identify your own inner motivation and resistance.
Finally, there is planning.
With a deep understanding of the past and a clear understanding of ourselves, we can begin to set new goals and plans.
These goals and plans should be based on our long-term vision and short-term needs, and should be both challenging and feasible.
At the same time, we also need to set clear action steps and timelines for ourselves to ensure that we can continue to move towards our goals.
In the process of setting New Year's resolutions, it's crucial to learn from previous reviews and create an action plan.
Learn from the review:
We need to learn from the experiences of the past year.
Based on these reflections, we can set new goals that should be specific, measurable, achievable, relevant, and time-bound.
Make sure these goals not only reflect your long-term goals, but also take into account your areas of personal growth and improvement.
Action Plan:
Once you've set your goals, the next most important thing is to create a clear plan of action.
This plan should detail what steps you need to take in order to reach each goal.
Include: Specific Action Items: Identify specific action items for each goal, including the tasks you need to complete, how you plan to complete them, and the deadlines for those tasks.
Resource Assessment: Determine the resources needed to achieve these goals. This may include time, money, information, skills, or help from someone else.
Monitor progress: Set a time point to check progress regularly. This can help you stay motivated, adjust your strategy in a timely manner, and be honest and transparent about your progress.
Addressing Challenges: Anticipate possible challenges and obstacles and prepare strategies for them. That way, you won't feel caught off guard when faced with difficulties.
Remember, goal setting and achievement is a dynamic process that requires constant evaluation and adjustment.
Stay flexible and adaptable while maintaining a positive attitude towards your progress.
In the daily nodes, we should also maintain the habit of reviewing and review regularly.
Be patient and persistent in responding to ever-changing challenges.