A Cabin, No Devices, and the Year-End Reflection Ritual Our Family Actually Looks Forward To

**Send us a Text Message! Please include your name and email so we can answer you! Please note, this does not subscribe you to our email list, it's just to answer if you have a questions for us.**For a lot of people, goal setting feels heavy. And as we edge toward the end of the year, it becomes harder to ignore the pressure to reinvent your life by January 1st.A few years ago, my family figured out how to make this process something we actually look forward to. What began as a slightly awkward COVID-era experiment has turned into one of our favorite annual traditions. It’s reflective, practical, and dare I say… fun. (Yes, even my teenagers are into it!)In this episode, I’m sharing the simple six step framework that helps us look back on the year, set meaningful goals, and stay connected as a family for the year ahead.ReferencesFree Resource: The Entrepreneur's Annual Goal Setting GuideBecky Margiotta from The Billions Institute: The annual New Year’s Eve list of Big Dent Reflection QuestionsMel Robbins: How to Make 2026 the Best Year: 6 Questions to Ask YourselfThe 90 Day Clinic Launch Blueprint teaches the financial, marketing, and operational essentials to get your practice up and running in just 90 days. Get on the waitlist here.Download my free guide 6 Steps to Opening a Clinic here!Book a free discovery call todayAudio Stamps[00:50] Intro: Amanda’s six-step process for annual goal setting as a family tradition[04:06] Step 1: Creating space for reflection away from distractions[05:33] Step 2: Reflection questions to review highlights, rate life areas, and plan what to start, stop, and continue[08:48] Step 3: Drafting individual goals across different categories[10:27] Step 4: Setting family goals and monthly outings together[12:20] Step 5 & 6: Finalizing goals and monthly family meetings to review progress[16:30] Key benefits: Self-awareness, family connection, and accountabilityTo work with Amanda Sabicer or find out more, check out her website at www.amandasabicer.com.