What areas will you focus upon?
Physical
- What health enhancing activities did you do this year?
- What health deteriorating activities/habits did you acquire this year?
Mental
- What new knowledge did you acquire this year?
- What books did you read this year?
- How many books did you read completely this year?
Social
- How many new friends did you make this year?
- How many friends did you lose touch this year?
- How many friends do you have today?-current count
- How much time did you spend with them?
- How did you give back/contribute to the society?
Family
- How much time did you spend with your spouse this year?
- How much time did you spend with your children this year?
- How stronger is the bonding in you family this year?
Work/Business
- What new skills did you learn today?
- How many new contacts did you add to your network this year?
- How well did you perform this year?
Finance
- How is your bank balance?
- How is your debt?
- How much have you increased your earning to?
- What alternative sources of income did you add?
Spiritual
- How close are you to your spiritual goals?
- How much time did you spend in prayer, meditation, etc.
- How much time did you spend in helping others
Looking back, what would you have done better?
Looking back, what would you have avoided?
What action steps do I need to take and in which areas do I need to take them?
1 comment:
Those are good categories to make resolutions. Maybe everyone should strive to make at least one resolution in each of those categories.
Although Sagawa Yukiyoshi (aikijujutsu master) said that resolutions were for the weak minded. Because you can just start what you want to do instead of making resolutions.
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