Summarise What You Got Right in a Game Before You Try Again

Post-game analysis tends to focus on mistakes. But distinguishing between bad decisions, bad outcomes from reasonable decisions, and good decisions you should keep is the basis of actual improvement. This forces the positive review first, then identifies the one highest-leverage area for next time.

I have just played a game, lost (or not done as well as I wanted to), and I want to review what I actually did well before focusing on what to improve.

The game or activity: {GAME_OR_ACTIVITY}
How it went: [describe what happened, what you were trying to do, and what the outcome was]

Before telling me what I did wrong, help me identify: the decisions or moments where my approach was correct, even if the outcome did not go my way; the habits or skills I demonstrated that are worth keeping; and the difference between decisions I made that were poor and decisions that were reasonable but went against me due to variance. Then give me the one area of improvement that would have the most impact on my next game.