The closer life feels like play, the more we feel we are thriving.
To get into flow in all aspects of your life, you need a good scorecard.
Enter the Wheel of Life.
To get into flow in all aspects of your life, you need a good scorecard.
Enter the Wheel of Life.
The purpose of the Wheel of Life:
Determine how satisfied you are with the different areas of your life so you can decide where you want to make changes.
Here’s how to use it:
Determine how satisfied you are with the different areas of your life so you can decide where you want to make changes.
Here’s how to use it:
After this assessment, most people do not have a round wheel.
Some sections are more complete than others.
Round wheels roll best.
Some sections are more complete than others.
Round wheels roll best.
Pick no more than 2 areas to work on.
It is hard to make improvements in many places at once.
It is hard to make improvements in many places at once.
Ask yourself:
What does a 9 of 10 look like in each area?
If you can determine what a 9-10 is in each of your areas, you have defined what winning YOUR game looks like.
What does a 9 of 10 look like in each area?
If you can determine what a 9-10 is in each of your areas, you have defined what winning YOUR game looks like.
Pick a reasonable timeframe for your goals.
Treat getting to a 10 in each area like a game.
Resist the pull of other peoples’ scorecards.
Treat getting to a 10 in each area like a game.
Resist the pull of other peoples’ scorecards.
If you have a partner, do the exercise together.
Repeat this exercise 1-2 times per year to track progress.
Go play.
Repeat this exercise 1-2 times per year to track progress.
Go play.
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If there is enough interest in the comments, let me know and I’ll create and share a Google Doc version of the exercise.
Here is a Google Doc version of the Wheel of Life exercise.
The link will prompt you to make your own personal copy automatically:
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Enjoy!
The link will prompt you to make your own personal copy automatically:
docs.google.com
Enjoy!
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