20 questions for reviewing 2010.

Here are 20 questions to help you review the year.

1. Who do you know better than you did at the beginning of the year?
2. Who have you listened to carefully?
3. Who have you cheered for?
4. What do you understand better than you did in January?
5. What are you explaining to other people that you weren’t able to explain then?
6. Where have you been that you didn’t expect to be this year?
7. Where have you stopped going because you needed to stop going there?
8. When were you most comforted during this last year?
9. When did you say, “I’m not sure I can do this” and then discovered that you could?
10. What is your favorite sentence, blog post, paragraph, or tweet that you wrote since January?
11. What was the most encouraging thing you did for someone this year, as measured by their smile?
12. What question have you actually spent time trying to answer this year?
13. Where, geographically, did you find the most delight this year?
14. What item did you cross of your list this year that had been on it the longest?
15. What book did you intentionally quit reading because you knew, halfway through, that you didn’t need to finish to get the author’s content?
16. What book did you read that was written before 1846?
17. What picture you took did you look at more than once because liked it?
18. What was the best conversation you had this year?
19. What was the most satisfying $5 you spent this year? (and you get to define satisfying).
20. What piece of mail that you received this year made you smile the most.

 

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