Rebecca Kochenderfer

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Favorite Journaling Prompts for Closing Out This Year & Beginning the Next

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These fabulous journaling questions help you look back on 2023 and forward to 2024. I do these every year and I also do them with my husband and children. The list looks long, but each answer is only one or two words, so it is quick and easy to do. Hit reply and let me know what you discovered about yourself. (Thank you Journaling.com member Robin Mascari, for creating these for us!) Feel free to forward this on to others. 



Looking back at 2023

 

1.What was your biggest triumph this year?

 

2.What was the smartest decision you made this year?

 

3.What one word best sums up and describes your experience this year?

 

4.What was the greatest lesson you learned this year?

 

5.What was the most loving service that you performed this year?

 

6.What is being carried over into the next year to be continued? (“unfinished biz”)

 

7.What are you most happy about completing this year?

 

8.What are you most happy about beginning or integrating into your life this year?

 

9.Who were the three people that had the greatest impact on your life this year?

 

10.What is the biggest risk you took this year?

 

11.What was your biggest surprise this year?

 

12.What important relationship improved most this year?

 

13.What acknowledgments did you receive? What else would you have liked to receive?

 

14.What acknowledgment/compliment would you have liked to have given but didn’t?

 

15.What else do you need to do or say to be complete with this year?

 


Thinking About 2024


1.What would you like to be your biggest triumph this next year?

 

2.What advice would you like to give yourself this year?

 

3.What major effort are you planning, to improve your financial results this year?

 

4.What would you be most happy about completing this year?

 

5.What would you be most happy about beginning or integrating into your life?

 

6. What major indulgence are you willing to experience this year?

 

7.What would you most like to change about yourself this year?

 

8.What are you looking forward to learning this year?

 

9.What do you think your biggest risk will be this year?

 

10.What about your work are you most committed to changing and improving?

 

11.What is one as yet undeveloped talent you are willing to explore this year?

 

12.What brings you most joy and how are you going to do or have more of that?

 

13.Who or what, other than yourself, are you most committed to loving and serving?

 

14.What one word would you like to have as your theme this year?

 


This is Rebecca with Journaling.com, sending you fun and clarity.


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