Every year at the end of the year I assess what happened during the year, what I accomplished, what goals I achieved, what continuing education I participated for myself, how many new clients hired me this year, articles I wrote, and so on.

I have examined my records and can report the following accomplishments.

Speaking

• Workshops: 3
• Online Discussion Groups: 3
• National Conference Presentations: 6
• Webinars: 6
• All-Day Seminars: 2
• One-hour lectures (for hire): 4
• Local Classes (volunteer): 10

Client Work

• New clients: 16 total
  • 8 projects finished
  • 8 in progress

Writing

• Articles Written: 9
• Blog posts: consistently, once per week, usually on Wednesday, since June 2019
• New Lectures: 6
• NGSQ article submitted for consideration: 1

Continuing Education

• Institutes attended: 3
• Seminars attended: 3
• Discussion Groups: 2

Other Accomplishments:

• BCG Renewal Portfolio turned in! (Yes, it’s been five years and I’m still waiting for the results.)

I tend to delve a little deeper into each of these categories and really assess what worked and what didn’t (in my eyes), paying particular attention to what I enjoyed, what stressed me out more than I like, and what I really feel is worth continuing. Then I focus on those items and make goals for next year.

My next post will examine my goals for 2020 and discuss some of the plans I already have implemented!