15 Things To Reflect On This December

The goal is to be able to spend time with yourself and enjoy the company!

How to reflect on the year past?
How to analyze your past year?
How to figure out what went right this year?
How to set end of year resolutions?
How to write the end of the year reflection?
Was it a good year? Was it a bad year? How to deal with a good year? How to deal with a mad year?
What are some helpful guiding questions for year-end?
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00:00 - Intro
00:22 - What a year it has been
01:08 - How far you’ve come from where you grew up
02:01 - How your life is changing year by year
02:59 - How old your parents are getting
04:03 - Who do you plan on becoming next year and how will you do it
05:54 - The friends you still have in your life and the ones who have left
07:04 - One day these will be the “good ol’ days”
08:04 - What added life to your days - and what took energy away
08:57 - That one time you wanted to quit this year and you’re glad you didn’t
09:59 - What’s one last investment you can get in before the end of the year
11:06 - How do you want your family to go through life
12:19 - What was the biggest waste of time this year
13:20 - What’s one negative thing you stopped doing this year
14:08 - On the unpredictable
good that awaits
15:10 - How things have a way of figuring themselves out if you trust the process & yourself

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[alux]

Hello Aluxers, rich people reflect on these things! You should do the same!

[yesrez]

Tradition 2023. Last weekend, I looked at the goals I wrote out for myself at the beginning of 2023 - less than a dozen. I did one thing to get the ball rolling on one. I didn't get sad about it, but it was eye-opening to see that I really do need to do things for myself more. Instead of letting it get me down that night, I grabbed my 2024 planner and started writing in my schedule for the first couple of weeks of January to help me achieve a couple of those goals. 🤞🤞and this year I learned of "God's timing.." so, ya know🧘‍♀️

[HO-udwx]

I managed to survive with my wife and 2 daughters from 7.7 magnitude earthquake happened 6th of February in Kahramanmaraş Turkey. I Hope and wish peace and health all around the world.

[saurabh]

I lost my company, went broke and found GOD. (All literally)
So overall good year

[joeconner]

Tradition 2023 parents aging is what hit me most. My parents are in their late 50s, so I still have a bit of time, but it also got me thinking about my grandparents. I didn't spend a lot of time with my grandfather's before they passed. I have made it a point to see my grandmother's as much as possible.

[alvinmalicsi]

Tradition 2023. My dad recently passed away and my mom has memory issues. Glad to have the privilege of taking care of them in their old age and taking lots of pictures and videos. Will start the tradition of making slide shows and editing old family videos and play them on Christmas and New Year’s Eve !

[harrythornton]

Tradition 2023. A lot went not according to plan for me this year and honestly it was really tough. However, as it is coming to the end, and not to long ago I was in the worst position I had been in in a long time. But that has sparked major changes in my life, in terms of mindset, routine and habits (these are going to be the hardest) In addition, those dark times really showed who the true people (both family and friends) really are in my life and those who held me back I have now let go and there is no associated leftover negativity that I am going to carry forward.

I have now marked today's date for next year and 2025 to do this reflection.

[SigmaStoicGemini]

23 has been a huge year of change in my life. Most notably, Ive gotten divorced.

It was years in the making, and I held on and did everything I could to salvage my marriage. Unfortunately in the end, her narcissism, alcoholism and promiscuity won the day. And now I'm left picking up the pieces.

And you know what? I couldn't be HAPPIER! Thanks in huge part to Alux, putting all the tidbits of knowledge I've learned from all the videos (I'm currently going through Reinvent Mastery) the last few years, I have FULL CONFIDENCE that 24 will really be the beginning of living my best life.

I'm blessed that I have my do-over chance now, even at age 51.

Thank you VERY much Alux for all that you do. I am eternally grateful!

[RonaldChingayele]

TRADITION 2023 -
Number 7 and 9 has hit me deeply and has made me reflect back on the hard times that I have gone through this year. It has not been easy for me to the point that I wanted to quit, but through Alux videos I was inspired to never quit and am I didn't quit. So am further inspired with the fact that "One day these will be good old days".

[gabriellacompany]

My dad passed this year and my mom is toxic. I forgive her however I need my space to pray for her growth.
I have a plan for the new year heck I’m already working on it.
Tradition 2023
See you next year🎉

[ajc]

Hold your loved ones close. Their presence is a treasure, and every moment shared is a gift. Never forget to show them how much they mean to you; life is too short to leave love unspoken.

[joshflugel]

"One day, this well be the Good Ol Days." hit the hardest.

[buhlerfabii]

Managing money is different from accumulating wealth, and the lack of investment education in schools may explain why people struggle to maintain their financial gains. The examples you provided are relevant, and I personally benefited from the market crisis, as I embrace challenging times while others tend to avoid them.

[themrmaged]

“You have about 50 times hanging out with your folks” - ouch- that hits hard

[Towanda-xqxg]

Tradition 2023, let's go! 👪👪👪👪👪👪👪

[ulyhey]

December 16th of 2023. One tradition for me that I want to do is spending more time with my brother every season.

[UnicornJuice]

ALUX!!! You’re making a difference in the world ❤

[mrchicago]

Tradition 2023. This is a great tool to review our individual performances so we can correct errors of the past and pick up new disciplines for the future, as nicely put by the late Jim Rohn.

[investaverseee]

Alux is THE BEST motivator! With their inspirational words and guidance, I've transformed my life. I've overcome obstacles, set ambitious goals, and achieved things I never thought possible. I've even started my own YouTube channel to share my investment strategies and motivational journey. Thanks, Alux, for being my source of motivation!

[edwardloizides]

My wife passed away at 64 years old in September. I am 66 and will retire from medicine ( as we planned) between 68-70. Unfortunately I now am the victory loser. I always got a kick out of sharing my ( our) success with her . She never took advantage of me. Now what ? I do share with my grown children but not quite the same.