The Janus Effect - some questions to start your thinking process

The Janus Effect – looking back over the year that has happened … some questions to start your thinking process

Review your projects – which were completed, which not done, which part way through?
What was your biggest success?
What was your smartest decision? And why?
To sum up your experience of this year in one word what would it be? A hyphen is permitted if you desperately need to use two.
What was the greatest lesson that you have learnt?
What was the greatest contribution that you made to help someone else in this current year?
What unfinished business have you? How might you conclude it by midnight 31^st December?
What made you most happy to have completed this year?
Who are the 3 people that have had the greatest impact on your life this year? And why?
What was the biggest risk that you took?
What was your biggest / most unexpected surprise?
Which important relationship improved the most?
What compliment would you have liked to receive? And why?
What compliment would you have liked to give? And why? And how could you give it before midnight 31^st December?
What else do you need to say or do to completely bring this year to conclusion leaving no loose ends?

What would you like to be your biggest win / triumph / success?
What advice would you like to give yourself at the start of this New Year?
What is the major effort you are planning in order to improve your results in this next year? Health, money, relationships, leisure, career etc
It is 31^st December, what will you be most happy about completing during the year?
What major indulgence are you willing to allow yourself to experience in the coming year?
What would you most like to change about yourself? And why? And what will be the difference people will notice?
What are you looking forward to learning in the New Year?
What might be the biggest risk for you?
What are you most committed to changing and improving in your work life / career in this coming year?
If you were brave and brought all of you to every part of your life what hidden talent might you be willing to explore and develop in the New Year?
What sparks joy for you? How can you choose to have more joy in your life in the coming year?
Who or what are you willing to commit to being of service to in the year to come?
Which word or phrase will be describe how you choose this next year to be?