Bill Myers - December 26, 2009

As you start planning for the new year, it can be useful to take a few moments and write down a list of accomplishments for 2009.

Having this list can help you see what've you learned and created in 2009, and also help you find the goals you may have missed.

Here are some questions to ask yourself as you write out your list:

1. What new tools did I acquire and learn to use?
   
   
2. What new products did I create?
   
   
3. What new web sites did I launch?
   
   
4. What books or videos did I read or view to help me grow?
   
   
5. What was the best investment in money I made in 2009?
   
   
6. What was the best investment in time I made in 2009?
   
   
7. What important things did I learn about myself in 2009?
   
   
8. What have I learned from my biggest mistake in 2009?
   
   
9. What personal relationships did I strengthen in 2009?
   
   
10. What have I done to improve my health in 2009?
    
    
11. What is my proudest accomplishment in 2009?
    
    
12. What would I have done differently in 2009 if I could change it now?These questions can help you get started on your list, and help you better understand how well you used your time in 2009, and also help you get ready for new accomplishments in 2010.
    
    
    
    

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