Annual Life Audit

What is Annual Life Audit?

Once a year, rate every major life area on a 1-10 scale: health, career, finances, relationships, personal growth, fun/recreation, physical environment, and contribution. Identify the 2-3 areas with the lowest scores and make them your priority for the next year. Prevents drift and ensures intentional living.

Is there evidence for it?

How do you do Annual Life Audit?

1. 1.Schedule a half-day in December or January — take yourself somewhere quiet with no distractions
2. 2.Rate each life area 1-10: health, career, finances, relationships, growth, fun, environment, contribution
3. 3.For each area, write: what's working, what's not working, and what you want to change
4. 4.Choose your bottom 2-3 areas — these become your focus themes for the next year
5. 5.Set 1-3 specific, measurable goals per focus area with quarterly milestones

How long does it take?

3-4 hours once per year.

Is it hard to start?

easy.

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