Hey there 👋,

If you’re anything like me, life gets busy.

Between work, family, and personal goals, it’s easy to lose sight of what’s really going on in different areas of your life.

That’s where The Wheel of Life comes in a simple tool that gives you a view of where you stand and what needs attention.

Shoutout to Ali Abdaal, who introduced me to this method.

I tried it not long ago, and it helped me get super clear on what areas I was crushing it in and where I needed to level up.

What Is the Wheel of Life?

The Wheel of Life is a self-assessment tool designed to help you visually map out key areas of your life. Imagine a wheel divided into slices, each slice represents an area of your life like health, work, relationships.

The goal? Rate each slice from 1 to 10 based on how satisfied you feel in that area.

When you connect your ratings, you’ll see how “balanced” (or not!) your life really is.

Spoiler: Most people’s wheel looks more like a jagged rock than a smooth circle.

How to Do It

1- Draw Your Wheel

Divide a circle into 3 slices

Work

Relationships

Health

Then divide each slice into 3 other slices.

Label each slice with a life category:

Work

• Mission
• Money
• Growth

Relationships

• Family
• Romantic
• Friends

Health

• Body
• Mind
• Heart

2- Rate Each Area (1–10)

Be honest! Rate how satisfied you are in each category. A 1 means it’s struggling, and a 10 means it’s thriving.

3- Reflect and Plan

Look at the areas that scored low. Ask yourself: What small steps can I take to improve this part of my life? This isn’t about fixing everything overnight, it’s about making steady progress.

Pro Tip: Start Small

Choose one category and focus on improving it over the next 30 days.Small wins in one area often spill over into others, creating momentum for real change.

What’s Coming Next?

Once you’ve got your Wheel of Life mapped out, it’s time to take action.

Next week, I’ll show you how to transform your life in just 90 days with a method I’ve been using lately.

Stay tuned!

Cheers, 🍻

Lucien

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