Year Compass Journey
Close 2025. Design 2026.
Let's face it... New Year's Resolutions don't work. Most people sleepwalk into the New Year. They carry the baggage of 2025 right into 2026. Don't do that. This guided reflection journey is your reset button — which will help you unpack the last 12 months and design the next 12. You get real closure. You get a real plan. You start the year ready, not recovering.
The Flow
It is a slow, intentional 12-day ritual starting December 26th — the day after Christmas.
Close 2025
Dec 26 (The Review): Scan your calendar week by week to list the facts of your year.
Dec 27 (The Areas): Sort your events into categories like family, career, and health.
Dec 28 (The Patterns): Answer deep questions to find the themes of your year.
Dec 29 (Highs & Lows): Celebrate your best moments and acknowledge your biggest struggles.
Dec 30 (The Release): Write down what you need to forgive and let go of.
Dec 31 (The Goodbye): Name your year, say your goodbyes, and close the book.
Design 2026
Jan 01 (The Dream): Dare to dream big about an ideal year without limits.
Jan 02 (The Goals): Turn those dreams into specific targets for each area of your life.
Jan 03 (Triplets I): Define three things to love, three to let go of, and three to achieve.
Jan 04 (Triplets II): Plan your environment, morning routines, and how you'll connect with others.
Jan 05 (The Commitment): Set your boundaries. decide what you will say "no" to.
Jan 06 (The Symbol): Pick your "Word of the Year" and make a secret wish.
Jan 07 (The Contract): Sign the page. Commit to the plan. Start.
The commitment is small: one email per morning, 20 minutes of work per day, 1 accountability check in a day.
What's Included
Printed Workbook: No need to print PDF files. We mail you a high-quality physical copy of the YearCompass booklet.
Daily Guidance: 13 emails that break down exactly what to do each day, so you don't get stuck.
Accountability Cohort: Access to a private WhatsApp group. You aren't doing this alone. You share the journey with peers who keep you accountable.
Soothing Playlist: A collection of songs to help you get into the right state of mind for the reflection exercises.
A Ritualistic Candle: To use as an anchor for when you do your reflection exercises, including an incense stick.