Thanks for sharing, I have always taken this time of year to reflect on my brewing and think of something or things that I want to change, improve on, incorporate into my process,etc and I have done a lot of that over the years. I didn't brew a lot this year, probably the least I have in all my years of brewing so that is kind of first on my list for next year is to brew much more than I have this year and last. I am happy with my process, things I am doing and the beers I am making so if there is one thing to keep in mind for next year, it is to experiment a bit more. I have spent a lot of my brewing focused on "true to style" recipes and although I do take my brewing seriously (I always set out to try to make it the best beer I can), I just want to have a bit more fun and experiment as I do so. I am also going to start off the year brewing smaller batches like I used to, it means I can drink the stuff faster and move through beers I want to make a little easier, with more opportunity to experiment along the way.