Visual assessment tool for evaluating life alignment across domains
Core Idea: The Wheel of Life is a circular diagram divided into segments representing major life areas, allowing visual assessment of how aligned your actions are with your values in each domain.
Key Elements
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Structure and implementation:
- Draw a circle divided into nine segments (or customize number based on needs)
- Label each segment with a key life domain
- Rate alignment in each area (how well current actions match personal values)
- Visually fill in each segment proportionally to alignment level
- Identify areas of strength and opportunity for improvement
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Standard life domains (can be customized):
- Health: Body, Mind, Soul
- Work: Mission, Money, Growth
- Relationships: Family, Romance, Friends
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Benefits:
- Creates visual representation of life balance
- Identifies areas of misalignment requiring attention
- Provides holistic view across multiple domains
- Serves as foundation for targeted improvement efforts
- Easily repeatable to track progress over time
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Best practices:
- Focus on alignment rather than just satisfaction
- Repeat periodically (quarterly or biannually)
- Use consistent domains for tracking progress
- Follow with action planning for low-rated areas
Connections
- Related Concepts: Values Affirmation (identifies what matters in each domain), Misalignment Burnout (wheel helps identify areas causing burnout)
- Broader Context: Life Balance (visual tool for assessing balance)
- Applications: The 12-Month Celebration (sets goals based on wheel insights), Three Alignment Quests (daily actions to improve wheel segments)
References
- Abdaal, A. (2023). Feel Good Productivity.
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