The concept of ‘Future Me’ has helped me be a better person this year, to roll my shopping cart right past the chocolate aisle.

Present Me, who used to be Future Me, has thanked Past Me for making some wise choices.

A key process that helps me create a better life for Future Me is YearCompass, with time blocked at the end of the year—a whole luxurious day—to work through it.

If Present You knows from experience that New Year’s resolutions aren’t the way to get where you want to go, I recommend investing some quality time with YearCompass. To quote their website:

YearCompass is a free booklet that helps you reflect on the year and plan the next one. With a set of carefully selected questions and exercises, YearCompass helps you uncover your own patterns and design the ideal year for yourself.

 

Learn from your mistakes, celebrate your victories, and set out a path you want to walk on. All you need is a quiet few hours and our booklet.

Wishing you all the best in 2026,

Jule

PS: I like to make it fun. PJs all day,  takeout Chinese, a hot bath to wrap up. Future Me appreciates the forethought.

Chewing the Cud of Good

Thankful for home.