A few years ago, I started making an “anti-resolutions list” at the end of the year.

As someone with an early December birthday, I consider myself lucky in that I get a reflective head start on one year coming to an end, and another nearing its beginning. Having that extra month between the start of “my year” and the start of everyone else’s has become a window, rather than looking towards what I want to accomplish in the next year. I double-down on what I refuse to take with me undone past the current year.

This may make me sound like a list-checker, but it’s more about being very intentional with my goals. By December, I find that the things I’ve pushed off, delayed or never quite made time to complete throughout the year are the things that will have the biggest impact on how the next year is going to go.

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