General, Relationships

Reevaluate Life Prompts for Personal Growth: Couples Edition

Ever feel like you and your partner are running on autopilot? When life gets busy, it’s easy to lose sight of your growth as a couple.

Joe and I set aside time once a year for a life check-in using thoughtful prompts. These prompts are meant to help us discover blind spots, celebrate progress, and realign our priorities together.

Thoughtful prompts aren’t just questions, they’re conversation starters. Try some out during your next quiet evening together and see what insights emerge.

Reevaluate Life Prompts

Below are some example questions:

  1. Looking at our current path: our jobs, our living situation, and how we spend our time – what parts feel really aligned with who we are and what we want? What parts might need tweaking to better match our values or goals?

  2. When we feel most content and ‘in flow’ together in our daily life, what exactly are we doing? Are we creating enough space for those moments, or should we reorganize some things to have more of what makes us thrive?

  3. What’s one thing we each feel a little nervous or uncertain about in our current plans? It could be something small or big – and then let’s brainstorm how we could address that uncertainty together.

These prompts aren’t meant to be answered once and forgotten. Keep responses in a shared google doc and revisit them every few months to see how you’ve grown. Jot down notes, write out any needed fixes, assign action items, keep on growing.

What’s beautiful about this practice is that there are no wrong answers. There’s only opportunities to understand each other more deeply and create a more intentional future together.

Remember, the goal isn’t to have perfect responses but to create space for honest conversation about what matters most.

Quick Tips for Success

  • Set aside distractions

  • Approach each prompt with curiosity rather than judgment

  • Be open to what you discover about yourselves as individuals and as partners

Getting 1% better, together

Productivity

Closing Out the Year and Planning for the New Year

In our household, October is about the time we start closing out the year and planning for the new year.

How have things been going? Any changes needed? What’s next year looking like?

Closing Out The Year

Here is our closing out the year checklist to finish by the end of December:

  1. Jesse Itzler’s Build Your Life Resume workbook
  2. Answer Think & Grow Rich Self Analysis Questions
  3. Review 1 year goals in Life Map. How am I making out? Any adjustments needed to reach the goal? If you don’t have a life map made yet, how do we feel the year is going? Anything we can do to end the year strong?

Planning the New Year

In the spirit of planning the new year, we like to look at the entire year when setting new goals:

  1. Plan Misogi Challenge for the new year
  2. Plan 6 new experiences for the year (Kevin’s Rule)
  3. Tim Ferris’ Fear Setting and Dreamlining exercises
  4. Set next year’s one year goals in Life Map, break down to daily goals
  5. Happiness Project: List 12 habits to work on in 2023 (1 for each month)
  6. Review this year’s finances, set new year’s budget
  7. Review / update yearly health & fitness plan

Have a great new year! Keep on stepping, let’s crush our goals together! Comment below your top 5 goals for the new year! (1 year goals on your Life Map)

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Resources

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