Not Reviewing the Year - 2017
2 Jan 2018
Last year my main achievement was writing a novel (which hopefully you’ll all get to read sooner than later!), but otherwise I’m not even sure where 2017 went.
I feel like my life has been fairly static for a long time now, and while that’s no bad thing, it feels like I need to shake things up.
I’m just not sure how, exactly… so I’m going to take time in January to chew over where I’m at and where I’d like to be.
Anyway, in the meantime, I wanted to share with you this post about my ‘Awards’ system for reviewing the year which just got published at Puttylike.
You might find it fun or interesting to try it yourself (and if you do, I’d love to hear how it works for you!)
Talk soon, once I’ve done some thinking :)
This article was originally written for Puttylike
Neil Hughes is the author of Walking on Custard & the Meaning of Life, a comical and useful guide to life with anxiety, and The Shop Before Life, a tale about a magical shop which sells human personality traits.
Along with writing more books, he spends his time on standup comedy, speaking about mental health, computer programming, public speaking and everything from music to video games to languages. He struggles to answer the question "so, what do you do?" and is worried that the honest answer is probably "procrastinate."
He would like it if you said hello.