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I complete a personal evaluation of myself after every game. I write down what I think I need to work on, weird situations that arose, rules that I needed to look up, etc. I rate myself, much like our state ASA rates us at tournaments. Then I review these to see how I've done, and to remember what I've needed to work on.
The thing about it is we constantly must strive to get better. I've never called a perfect game...if I ever do, I'll retire. There's always one or two pitches that I'd like to see again. There's always that close play at a base that I'd like to see in slow motion. But that's how we learn...experience.
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