(By the way, I have the idea for collecting wins [and misses, coming right up] and these life-themes from @Nicolascole77 and @dickiebush's Annual Review guide – check it out here: theyearlyreview.com )
The second field is the "Year" field.
Make it an instance-field for the supertag #year, and auto-initialize it "to ancestor with this supertag".
This means the field is auto-filled with the current year, as long as you tag something on your daily node. Super neat!
You also want to record your misses, of course – so create a supertag #miss as well!
Same fields, "Life Theme" and "Year", and you're set!
I've added a couple of more fields to this supertag, though:
I use it to prompt a mini lessons learned report.
So I prompt myself with these additional fields for my misses:
"Actual Outcome" – what actually happened
"What worked well, why?"
"What could be improved and how"
Plus open sections where I can think about lessons learned and how I can apply them in the future
And that's all you need for during the year!
You can, of course, also set up the yearly review supertag already:
By adding live searches for your #wins and #misses everything you write down on your daily nodes will collect automatically.
And a BONUS hack:
By using the "Less Than" and "Greater Than" operators in live searches, you can do trivial monthly reviews too!
Because you write down your wins and misses on the daily node, you can use the "Calendar date" system field to find all the wins of a month!
I really hope you've found this thread helpful!
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