As one year ends and another begins, take stock. Not in a sentimental way. In a practical one.
The last day of the year is a good moment to look clearly at what actually happened, what changed you, and what you want support with next.
Here are a few questions worth answering for yourself today:
- What did I follow through on this year, even when it was demanding?
- What did I complete, finish, or finally put down?
- What did I learn about my limits, strengths, or capacity?
- What kind of guidance or structure would actually help me going forward?
I’ve been doing this same inventory.
This year, I delivered my new book, The Practical Shaman, to the publisher. I released A Pilgrim’s Guide to Walking Wisdom: 11:11 Insights. I brought the Wind Walker’s Wisdom Oracle fully into the world. I taught, gathered community, walked the Cotswolds, and kept building practical tools for resilience in a changing world.
And today, I am attending one of my favorite people in the world’s wedding. An excellent way to spend the final day of the year, marking commitment, community, and what endures.
Now I’m planning what comes next.
As I look toward 2026, I want my offerings to stay useful, grounded, and worth your time and money. To do that, I need real input, not guesses.I’ve created a short survey to understand:
- What kinds of courses you actually take
- What you invest in
- What subjects matter most right now
- How you want to learn going forward
