Ep. 23 – Engineers Guide to your Year-End-Review

A few days more and we’ll be welcoming the year 2022!    As we close the year, we want to continue celebrating our wins and our losses by evaluating how we endeavored to reach success in the past year, and learning from our mistakes by seeking improvement to rock the year ahead of us.    Engineers, you did many great things this year! Let’s dive into today’s exciting episode!   [00:01 – 05:59] Opening Segment Welcome back to the show!  If you’re a new listener, please let me share with you a few things about myself. Feel free to connect! Use links below to access the way to a balanced life. I have an announcement to make! We have come a long way from our episode in July What were your wins this week? Learn from your losses. Take the audio survey below Don’t forget to sign up on the links below to have immediate access to the updates and announcements I have for you through email, and through the Facebook group!   [06:00 – 26:48] Let’s review the past year Did you do what you ought to do? Finding out how things went out From good to great Learning from your mistakes Remember that you are a person first The steps to doing your Year-End-Review Consider what worked for you Celebrate your successes Have you fallen short? Identifying gaps What lessons have you learned? Who do you want to be in this area? What qualities do you need to work on? Success is not a one-size-fits-all story Designing and building the plan Execution of the plan Learn how to measure your goals Don’t fall into the trap!   [26:49 – 28:14] Closing Segment Take the audio survey!  Let me know how have you been doing in your pursuit in achieving your work-life balance goals? Let me know and you might be featured on the show! Parting Notes Tweetable Quotes: “I’m encouraging you to get into the practice of celebrating your wins and writing them down somewhere where you can celebrate the things that you have been able to achieve.” - Dr. James Bryant “Let’s acknowledge where we fell short and keep moving forward.” - Dr. James Bryant “Align what you say matters most to you and how you live your life.” - Dr. James Bryant “Ease yourself into what you want to do, and be consistent with that.” - Dr. James Bryant Resources Mentioned:    Here’s a link to the Engineer’s Blueprint for a balanced life: