by Andrada Borda
One of the most honest ways to measure growth is to pause and look back. Not to judge the year, but to observe it. To notice what changed in the way you think, react, choose, and relate to the world. Progress rarely announces itself loudly. It accumulates quietly, through exposure, reflection, and repetition. None of Continue Reading
One of the ways to track your progress is a retrospective exercise to acknowledge what you’ve learned in a year and what experiences contributed to making you a better person.
There are so many things that play a role in your continuous construction of identity. Nobody is self-made – we all are the sum of all the things that contribute to our identities and beliefs, daily.