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Step 50

Identifying What You Will Carry Forward

Over the last few years, you've built patterns - some helpful, some not. 


Certain habits probably made difficult things more manageable. 


Others may have made stress heavier than it needed to be. 


This step is about recognizing what is worth bringing with you into the next phase.

Core Idea

Your future is shaped more by repeated habits than occasional motivation.

Your One Action

Start your Carry Forward Habits List.


Write down 2 habits or behaviors that genuinely helped you this year.


Examples:

  • staying organized

  • asking for help earlier

  • recovering after setbacks

  • following through consistently

  • starting sooner

  • communicating clearly

  • balancing work and rest


Then complete: “The habit that helped me most this year was ______.”


Optional Prompt: “The habit that became easier over time was ______.”

Carry Forward Habits

Optional Prompt Answer

Deeper Reflection

Ask: "What would help me continue this when life becomes less structured next year?"

Life Question
What skill, habit, or system will matter most when you have more independence after graduation?

Progress Saved

Senior

Phase 7
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