Weekly Assessment
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Weekly Assessment
Identity & Personal Freedom
How well have I expressed my true self this week? Do my friends, family and colleagues know who I am and what I desire from life?
At what moments did I feel a sense of authenticity, genuineness and aliveness?
What can I do to be more “me” next week? What do I really want to say or do but haven’t told anyone about?
How can I embody my higher self more next week? What words will I live and exemplify next week?
Is there something that bothers me, do I want it and van i fix it? How?
Feeling
What meaningful events happened last week? Take a minute to really feel them again. Take some time to integrate them in your sense of self.
What feelings do I want to cultivate? How can I generate these feelings?
Energy
How much energy did I generate last week? How much joy did I bring?
What were the moments when I felt truly enthusiastic? When did I feel on fire?
What can I do next week to generate more energy? What can I ask myself to prompt positive emotions? How can I better anticipate beautiful moments and relive them again? What can I start doing to increase my health next week?
Love and Connection
Which of the Activity - Holiday - Ideas can you plan now?
How much did I give attention and bring love to the people I care about?
How much time did I spend with the people important to me?
Which interactions last week did I truly enjoy? At which moments did I feel a true connection?
Who can I improve my interactions with next week? How do I want to treat people?
How can I show more love to the people important to me?
How will I spend enough time with the people I care about next week?
Who can I surprise next week?
Whose birthday is coming up the next month?
Where is your relationship going? What are your lives about? What does it all add up to? How will the two of you continue to grow without getting stuck in the ruts of mediocrity?
Courage & Motivation
“The world’s fate lies with the number of its people dedicated to courageous action.” – Brendon Burchard, The Motivation Manifesto