
2022 was a year of Growth
As I type this reflection on a Saturday night at 7:00 pm on January 31st 2022, I can’t believe how much I have accomplished and grown. I think about how much I have endured, conquered, and succeeded, I am very proud of myself. I have grown physically, emotionally, and mentally. I am excited on what 2023 will bring. 2023 will be a large change in my life for several reasons. Before I go any further, let’s see what I accomplished this year:
- Completed my first 5km run (Around the Bay)
- Completed my first Sprint Triathlon
- Completed my first Olympic Triathlon
- Completed my first Ironman in Mont Tremblant Quebec
- conquered my fear of long-distance swimming
- did my first marathon run
- did my first 180km bike ride
- Drove to NYC with my father for my vacation
- Completed my Undergraduate in Sociology and entered the Honours Program to continue my academic journey to law school
- Did very well in every class
- Went to school full-time while attending university full-time
- I conquered my fear and applied to my first managerial position but was denied
- Transitioned into a new IT Position at work
- Read a lot and enjoyed it
- Bought a new Triathlon Bike for my triathlon journey (Scott Plasma )
- Switched to a new gym after being in the same gym for 10+ years
- Continued watching CBT nugget training videos to continue learning in my IT career
- Became involved in several IT projects at work which helped me grow in new knowledge
- Kept pushing and challenging myself
- Now have daily visitors on my website from my own content!
- Continued being proud of myself

2023’s Goals
I believe 2023 will be a large transitional change in my life. I will be completing 5 courses from January to April to graduate and complete my 4-year undergrad in Sociology. I am doing 5 classes to continue pushing my limits. It will force me to refine my time management and only complete what is important and what is necessary to succeed. I will be working on my LSAT to apply to law school. I will be pushing to get A’s in all of my classes. I will also be registering for two Ironmans. I have the motivation, discipline, and drive to be the best person I can be. I also believe I will finally be able to purchase a home since the housing market is finally cooling down drastically. I have sacrificed a lot but I have to keep doing it to be successful. Let’s do a small but important list for 2023:
- Graduate with my degree by April 2023
- Continue training hard for the two upcoming Ironman races
- Most likely Lake Placid NY and the second one TBD
- Complete my first Open water long Distance Swim Race
- Sell two items from my cycling brand
- Study for LSAT and score well
- Apply for Law School once I graduate and pass the LSAT
- Continue watching CBT nuggets to never stop growing
- SAVE MORE MONEY
- Potentially buy a new car (current car has 340,000km)
- Continue being in great shape but with purpose to win races
- Create more youtube content
- Create more content on my beautiful website
- Buy a house
- Travel somewhere exotic
- Continue growing and being proud of myself
I finish this blog write-up feeling refreshed and ready to take on the world. I appreciate everyone who reads my content. I hope you are doing just as well and if you are not, tough times become better if you work through it. Pain is only temporary. I hope your year ends with a bang as well.
2 replies on “My Year End Reflection for 2022”
Happy New Year! Great post. You’ve achieved a lot in 2022 and have a lot to be proud of. I love how driven you are, it’s inspiring me to come up with my own goals and work on them. I hope you achieve your goals for 2023!
Hey David, It’s always nice to hear from you! I love goals and I love working on myself. I always tell others to do what makes them happy and to go for it! I hope you make a list! Starting is the first and hardest step. Continuing it can be just as difficult but once you start seeing results, everything becomes easier. I might make some content on what I do to stay focused. Happy new year and let’s take on 2023!