Review

Annual review: see your year and choose the next one

Once a year, an hour: your year in colours, your months with the words you wrote, your favorite days and what you wrote to yourself a year ago. Then your intentions for the next year and a letter to read next time.

What you wrote to yourself a year ago

The first thing you read is the intentions and the letter of your last annual review. You see what you wanted before you look at what happened.

The idazery annual review: what you wrote a year ago, your year in colours and your months

Your year in colours

Twelve strips, one square per day, in the colour of how you felt, linked to your Year in Pixels. Next to them, what you finished, the days you wrote and your mood in a single bar.

Your months, with their words

One card per month: its numbers, whether you did its monthly review and the first words you wrote in it. Where you wrote nothing, the numbers are still there.

Your favorite days

Up to ten, with their photo, the first lines you wrote and the tasks of that day, like the rows of On this day.

Intentions and a letter to yourself

You choose up to three intentions for the next year and give each one a first task with a day. Then you write a letter to yourself: next year it is the first thing you read.

A reminder that brings it back

When you finish, idazery offers to create a yearly reminder on the day you choose, so the review comes back by itself.

An annual review, with the idazery method

Write, look, decide, do: an hour at the end of the year.

Write

You answer a few questions about the year in your own words: the best of it, what was hard and what surprised you about yourself.

Look

Your year in colours, your months with their words, your favorite days and the topics compared with the year before.

Decide

You choose up to three intentions for the next year.

Do

You give each intention a first task and write your letter.

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