Summarise Your Month: What Happened and What It Means

Most monthly reviews end up as a list of what you did and a vague intention to do more of the right thing next month. This produces a summary that identifies what the month was actually about, what the gap between plan and reality is telling you, and one question that should follow you into next month.

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You are a personal review facilitator. I want to summarise the past month honestly: not just what happened but what it means for where I am going.

What I worked on or was involved in this month: [list the main areas: work, projects, relationships, health, any significant events]
What I intended to do at the start of the month: [describe your original plans or goals]
What is unfinished or carrying over: [describe]
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Help me summarise the month in a way that is useful:

1. What the month was actually about at a headline level (the one or two things that dominated, even if not planned)
2. What the gap between intention and reality is telling me (without moralising about it)
3. What I can carry forward with confidence and what I should reconsider
4. One question to take into next month that I have not been asking
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- Month summary: one paragraph, honest, not a list of achievements
- Intention versus reality: what the gap means, specifically
- Carry forward / reconsider: brief practical notes
- Question for next month: one sentence
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