Show Notes
This year’s final podcast episode is always a special one for me—it’s my chance to pause, reflect, and invite you into the RSVP process that’s become a yearly ritual. I love grabbing a pen, scribbling on the worksheet (available below) and taking a proper look back at the year that’s just gone.
Here is a high-level breakdown of the RSVP! Reflect / Review Superpowers / Strengths Values Purpose
I walk you through all the steps in the podcast and the YouTube video.
Thank you to my amazing team, the Take on Board community, and everyone who has been part of this year. I hope you’ll use the RSVP worksheet and take some well-deserved time to reflect as the year wraps up!
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