But remembering how you pushed through when you want to burn something down or when you want to quit or when a challenge seemed insurmountable, it can be a powerful reminder of your resilience.

And you need to celebrate your resilience.

Hey, hey, welcome to part one of our end of the year series. We're going to have three shows that I'm referring to as the finishing strong series. So every December, I do a year in review with my coaching clients. And we do year in review. We kind of do an assessment of the year.

We dive deep. We plan for the future. I love it. It's my favorite thing. I want to give you a little

peek into that experience and bring some of that into the show for you for the next three episodes.

Think of these three shows as many coaching

sessions for you. The most powerful thing about coaching is having someone who knows you and your

work so well that they can advise you on what to do, of course, right? But after that, the most

powerful part is the power of the perfect question at the right

time to unlock clarity. So with these really short, power-packed end-of-year shows, I want to give

you that experience, too. So this is a time for us to pause and look back and celebrate everything

this year brought us, whether it was a win or a challenge or a lesson.

Because growth doesn't always come with fireworks. Sometimes it's quiet. And we need to take a

moment to actually recognize it. Now, I have a workbook for you with all of the finishing strong

questions in it for all three episodes. Just use the link in the show notes and you can

download your guide book to work through as a gift for me. There's going to be all the questions in

the show plus some extra content in there just to help you finish the year strong. Again,

just a gift for me because I want you to enjoy it. Now, before we dive in, and before we

jump into the questions, I want to share something from my life this year. I'm not asking you to

be vulnerable if I'm not going to be vulnerable. Something for me that was risky and big and an act

of obedience, you've probably heard me talk about the app I'm building bit by bit,

just kind of little hints about it. I never intended to build an app when I wrote remaining you

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