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My 2020 Review, Reflection, and Key Lessons - Nat Eliason
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By far the most extensive, and most useful, annual review I've ever done.
My 2020 Review, Reflection, and Key Lessons January 11, 2021 I spent two weeks doing my annual review and goal setting this year. I’ve never spent anywhere close to as long on this process before. It’s often happened in a few hours on a plane ride, or on some December Sunday afternoon. But this year I wanted to take it seriously. Especially since I happen to be at a pivotal point in my life. I don’t expect you to read this article, I’m kinda flattered you’re even here. This is to help me process everything in my head, set some directions moving forward, and try to figure out what to do next. I
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