Dec '25 • Content & Profiles
End of year = recap season
You’re going to start seeing a lot of “Year in Review” posts, and honestly, that’s a good thing (when they’re done right.).
Check out Vin's post: https://www.linkedin.com/posts/vinmatano_yearinreview-activity-7408868423478292480-sK_0/
What Vin did really well in the post I just shared in the community:
- Mixed wins and mistakes (not just a highlight reel).
- Got specific with numbers, milestones, and life events (revenue, conferences, marriage, lost clients, lost $20k, etc.).
- Pulled out one clear takeaway: focus on getting 1% better every day.
- Ended with a simple prompt to invite engagement: “What are you most proud of in 2025?”
Where most recap posts (and even this one a bit) can get better:
- Tie the story back to your identity or mission: how are you a different person/operator now vs. January?
- Translate wins into lessons others can apply (“Here’s what I’d repeat, here’s what I’d never do again.”).
- Acknowledge the cost of the wins (stress, tradeoffs, relationships) so it feels more real and relatable.
- Add a tiny bit of context for people newer to you: who you serve and what game you’re playing.
If you want to share your own year-in-review in this Skool:
- Share 3–5 concrete wins (numbers, projects, or life moments).
- Share 2–3 honest misses or mistakes and what they taught you.
- Name 1 core lesson or shift you’re taking into 2026.
- End with a question or invitation so others can plug in.
Drop your recap in a new post (not the comments) so we can actually see it, support you, and learn from it. Tag it with “Year in Review” so it’s easy to find later.
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