The Overlooked Mistake Hiding In How You Review Your Wins
You hit the goal, feel great, and move straight on. That quick shrug costs you more than you think. When a win goes unexamined, you lose the one thing that would help you repeat it, and a miss you ignore returns wearing a new coat. A five-step review takes about an hour and turns every result, good or bad, into a plan for the next one. The first step is simpler than you expect, yet most people skip it. Find out which two questions to ask after every win.













