Your Life Balance Wheel

Here you will be taking your baseline scores and plotting into a visual representation of where you are in each area of your life.

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Workbook Pages 45 - 66

Life Balance Wheel | Workbook Page 52*

*repeat monthly

All right. I hope you took your time on setting that baseline and really identifying the things that are working. It's so important to look at what's positive and what's working, and leverage that to build more into that area of your life as well. Paying attention to where the gaps might be and noticing your scores.
If you scored anything, any area less than a five, it might need some attention and just kind of monitor that. So we thought, how could you. Uh, pay attention to this on a regular basis. We created this really cool tool for you that I'm going to do for you right now, and I'd like you to, um. Think about doing this once a month, just giving yourself a self assessment to track what's happening in each area of your life.
Because again, if you're focusing, for example, I'm creating, my goal is to great to sell 10,000 units and to do that, it's going to require, it's going to have a big pole on my financial resources. It's also going to take a lot from my time. My family time, my hobby time. Uh, it's going to require that I continue to develop myself and understand the business process around selling.
So everything is connected. So, um, this is a great little diagram. So what you're going to do is look at each of the areas of your life and kind of fill it in to see how, how full, where the gaps are and, uh, where the possibility is. So, for example, for me. In my spiritual area, I would say I'm living about a six, so I just fill that into a six.
Right. And, uh, then, um, in my legacy and contribution, I would say I'm a three. I give that a three. And my personal development, I spent a lot of time growing and learning and testing myself and trying new things. So I'm going to give that an eight. I feel like that's pretty. Uh, pretty good, pretty healthy in my life as well because I'm an entrepreneur.
I, um, I think my career development and my business development is always really up top of mind. I'm giving that an eight. I see those two areas is always really fill full. And I actively, um, work on those because my, I guess probably because my, um, by financial wellbeing and my legacy really depends on that.
And then if I was to look at fun. I give that a two. Ooh. You can see a little gap there right. Been working really hard lately and, uh, fun is an area I might want to pay attention to. Fun, hobbies and recreation. It doesn't mean I don't laugh. Uh, having fun is a core value of mine. But maybe some more recreation time looking at my finances, I would give it a a five right now.
Uh, cause we're really focusing on leveraging that, uh, to generate more passive revenue. So I give it a five in my life. And when I look at relationships, I also say, well, that's a five. I really focus. If I give myself a score on that, you know, I spend a lot of time with my kids, but my work really consumes a lot.
So I halfway through, I kind of spend more time with my kids. Not a lot with friends right now, so it's, I give it a give myself a 50% on that. My health, I give it a two. I could, a habit of mine is I ignore that part of my life when I build out other parts of my life. So I'm real just like you, and I'm willing to be honest about what's happening so I can see where I am.
I see my baseline, and I'll monitor this on a monthly basis. And I encourage you to check in on that as well, because as we map out your domino goal that big. Thing you want to create in the next 12 months, there's going to be a tug on these other parts of your life and what's coming up next is we're going to identify that primary area that your goal focuses on, as well as the secondary areas and the tertiary areas.
Just to get an idea of. Where are the biggest tug is going to be as you work towards achieving your goal. So this is a great visual for you to do on your own. Just print that worksheet out and do one every month and you can give yourself a little self-assessment. Alright.