
Step 1: Getting Clear
- What word or phrase best describes your year in 2013?
- What is the best thing that happened to you in 2013?
- What or who inspired you the most?
- Which one of your successes or accomplishments was the most meaningful to you and why?
- On a scale of 1 – 10, rate 2013 (10 being a great year, 1 being a challenging year).
- What did you do to nurture your Spirit in 2013?
- What was the smartest decision you made in 2013?
- What was your greatest learning in 2013?
- What brought you the most joy?
- What were you most committed to in 2013?
- What was your most significant contribution in 2013?
- What did you do for fun in 2013?
- If you could do over one thing from 2013, what would it be?
- What was the most challenging experience in 2013? And what value or benefit did you gain from this?
- What one thing had the biggest positive impact on your life in 2013?
- What 3 people had the greatest impact on your life in 2013?
- What acknowledgements would you like to have given but did not?
- What acknowledgement would you like to give yourself for 2013?
- What did you do in 2013 to move closer to your personal vision?
- During 2013 what did you do for yourself to grow personally, physically, emotionally, spiritually, financially, and relationally?
- What three things are you most grateful for?
- If you could do one thing over again, what would it be? How would you do it differently?
- How aligned were you with your personal values in 2013?
- If the person or situation that caused you the most pain and grief in 2013 was actually a blessing in disguise, what is the blessing and how might you celebrate it?
- What do you need to let go of to move forward in 2014?
- What is one thing you regret from 2013?
- What is the one thing you would like to feel okay with in 2013?
- What is your biggest piece of unfinished business for 2013?
- What else is undone from 2013?
- What do you need to do to finish it?
- What else do you need to do or say to be complete with 2013?
Step 2: Creating 2014
- What are you most looking forward to in 2014?
- What will be your most meaningful success or accomplishment in 2014?
- If you didn’t care what anyone thought, or what it cost, what would you love to do more than anything in 2014?
- What would you like to start doing for fun in 2014?
- What do you need to give yourself permission to do in 2014?
- Who would you like to spend more time with in 2014?
- What is one thing you could implement in your life in 2014 that would support you most?
- If you become more like the people you associate with, who would you like to spend more time with?
- What are you currently tolerating that if you addressed it, would free up your time and energy?
- What excuses or story do you want to let go of in 2014?
- What is one thing you would do in 2014 if your success could be guaranteed?
- How can you get out of your own way in 2014?
- What can you do to better take care of yourself in 2014?
- What about yourself or your life are you the most committed to changing in 2014?
- What are you looking forward to learning in 2014?
- What brings you the most joy and how are you going to have more of it?
- How would your life change in 2014 if you unexpectedly received a one million dollars in cash?
- What dream would you like to fulfill or start on in 2014?
- What contribution to humanity, the planet, or person in 2014?
- What can you do differently to be a better person, parent, friend, spouse or love partner?
- What are you prepared to do to make 2014 your best year yet?
- What belief do you need to change, delete, or modify to support your intentions in 2014?
- What requests are you willing to make to get what you want?
- What can you do to your physical environment to have it support you more fully in 2014?
- What would allow you to enjoy your life more in 2014?
- What do you need to give yourself permission to do in 2014?
- What advice would you give yourself for 2014?
- If 2014 were the last year of your life, what would you do differently?
Step 3: The Theme of 2014
- What is 2014 about for you - one word that will be the theme for the year? It is important to get it down to a word or at very most a 1-3 words. One word is better!
- Craft one big intention for the year that relates directly to your theme.
- Design 3-5 smaller intentions that support your one big theme intention.
Step 4: Walking the Talk
- Create a beautiful artistic artful rendition of your 2014 theme, your one big 2014 intention, and your 2014 smaller intentions. Use crayons, paint, markers, sparkles, or whatever will bring out your child-like spirit. Tape it on your bathroom mirror, or pin it wherever you will read it every day for the month of January 2014.
- Read this entire document every day for the month of January 2014.
- Find 1-2 people willing to pour their hearts & souls into this journey with you. You will share this sacred space with each other. This opens the gate!
- Hold each other accountable in the most loving supportive language.
- Review this journey on the first day of every month for the calendar year 2014.