We are officially over halfway through the year. That means it’s a great time to check in on the progress you’ve made this year and also identify the areas in which you still want to grow. You can choose to view half the year as gone, or you can instead focus on the fact that you still have half the year to accomplish all that you desire.
In my most recent monthly newsletter, I explored the value of mid-year reflection and goal alignment, emphasizing their importance for personal growth and development. As we find ourselves at the halfway mark of the year, it’s a perfect moment to pause and reassess our progress. Using the Enneagram as a guide, we can better understand our core motivations and fears, helping us to align our goals with our true selves.
Reflecting on our progress thus far allows us to evaluate whether our goals are still aligned with our inner motivations and values. The Enneagram framework provides valuable insights into our personality types, highlighting areas where we may have deviated due to stress or external pressures. Understanding our dominant Enneagram type enables us to identify our strengths and growth opportunities, ensuring that our goals are both achievable and fulfilling.
For teams and individuals alike, mid-year reflection offers a chance to recalibrate and realign efforts towards meaningful outcomes.
Use the questions below to help guide your mid-year reflection:
- What is your greatest accomplishment of this year thus far?
- What is one thing you want to recommit to or accomplish before the end of the year?
- What is one obstacle that has prevented you from reaching your goals, and what can you do this week to address it?
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