September 8,2025#The Wheel of Life refers to two main concepts: a Buddhist diagram called the Bhava Chakra, which symbolizes the cycle of rebirth and existence, and a popular life coaching tool used to assess and improve life-work balance. The coaching tool, developed by Paul Meyer in the 1960s, is a circular diagram divided into segments representing different life areas, such as health, career, and relationships. Individuals rate their satisfaction in each area to identify imbalances and spark insights for goal setting and positive change. The Buddhist Wheel of Life (Bhava Chakra) Symbolism: It's a symbolic representation of the continuous cycle of birth, life, death, and rebirth (samsara) that Buddhists believe in.Goal: To gain enlightenment and be liberated from this cycle of existence.Purpose: To illustrate Buddhist concepts like Karma and show how actions affect future lives.The Coaching Wheel of LifePurpose: Purpose:To provide a "helicopter view" of one's life to identify areas needing more energy or attention for overall balance and satisfaction. How it works:Draw a circle: Divided into 8-10 segments. Assign categories: Each segment represents a key area of life, such as career, finances, health, relationships, personal growth, and recreation. Score satisfaction: Rate your satisfaction in each area on a scale, often from 0 to 10. Visualize the wheel: Draw lines connecting your scores to form a new perimeter on the circle. Analyze the shape: An irregular or "crooked" wheel indicates an imbalance in your life. BenefitsHelps identify areas of discontent or "sapping energy". Sparks insights into where to focus efforts for improvement. Can be used to set goals and track progress over time.

   

 September 8,2025#The Wheel of Life refers to two main concepts: a Buddhist diagram called the Bhava Chakra, which symbolizes the cycle of rebirth and existence, and a popular life coaching tool used to assess and improve life-work balance. The coaching tool, developed by Paul Meyer in the 1960s, is a circular diagram divided into segments representing different life areas, such as health, career, and relationships. Individuals rate their satisfaction in each area to identify imbalances and spark insights for goal setting and positive change.  The Buddhist Wheel of Life (Bhava Chakra) Symbolism: It's a symbolic representation of the continuous cycle of birth, life, death, and rebirth (samsara) that Buddhists believe in.Goal: To gain enlightenment and be liberated from this cycle of existence.Purpose: To illustrate Buddhist concepts like Karma and show how actions affect future lives.The Coaching Wheel of LifePurpose: Purpose:To provide a "helicopter view" of one's life to identify areas needing more energy or attention for overall balance and satisfaction. How it works:Draw a circle: Divided into 8-10 segments. Assign categories: Each segment represents a key area of life, such as career, finances, health, relationships, personal growth, and recreation. Score satisfaction: Rate your satisfaction in each area on a scale, often from 0 to 10. Visualize the wheel: Draw lines connecting your scores to form a new perimeter on the circle. Analyze the shape: An irregular or "crooked" wheel indicates an imbalance in your life. BenefitsHelps identify areas of discontent or "sapping energy". Sparks insights into where to focus efforts for improvement. Can be used to set goals and track progress over time.