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The Healthy Work Life Balance Wheel
This is an old favourite that has been around for over 30 years and most coaches are aware of it as a tool to help people get into the best, most productive state for themselves to be at their peak, either in the work place, at home or getting ready to start work.
I personally ADORE it and believe it has TRANSFORMED my life.
When I was out of work a few years ago I noticed I was very DRIVEN to get
another job and the more anxious and driven I was the less opportunities came
my way, also the flip side of the coin is PROCRASTINATION where I almost gave
up because I didn't get the breaks or felt it wasn't worth it.
This wheel is a wonderful tool that actually held me
accountable in a non judgmental way and is simple to fill in.
There are 8 sections (like a cake cut into 8 pieces) each
one you put a number between 1 and 10 in (1 is discontent 10 is very
content)
The categories are:
Physical/work environment
Fun
Money
Health
Family and Friends
Love/romance
Personal growth
Career
For example: Right now my numbers are really quiet high (well I have been
working on this for a few years) but my finances are quiet low (I've chosen to swap
professions from Nurse to Coach only a few years ago).
The point is ........ If my finances are low it will have an effect on my Health,
my fun my relationship etc. If for example my Health is a low score that will
have a big effect on my fun and relationships.
You get the picture............. so what's the big deal, a wheel with a
load of numbers on? Well this is where it gets good, if you change any area
that you do have some control over, it will have a huge effect on the other
sections.
For example when I got more sleep, eat really well, stopped smoking, drank more
water and took time out to have proper meal breaks (not shoving a piece of
toast in my mouth on the kids school run) my life DRAMATICALLY improved.
This tool I use at my initial coaching session to see where people are at, it's
a great starting point.
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About The Author
This article was written by Sandra Crathern of Innavision
Author Profile
This article was written by Sandra Crathern, a passionate NLP (Neuro Linguistic Programming) Master Practitioner/Life Coach/Trained Nurse. Having worked in a Doctors Surgery for 12 years she noticed that many of her patients wanted to have a healthy life style but felt unable to action it, "The how too" was missing. She has faced some serious life problems of her own until she discovered a Life coach. This had a PROFOUND effect on her life. So much so that she decided to re-train and to help others in a similar situation find the answers.
She swapped professions 4 years ago and as a result of some intensive work on herself and the skills NLP has given her, she is completely free of the issues she had, and now have the skills/tools to assist others on their own journeys.
She firmly believes her service empowers her client to make responsible choices and gives them control over their lives. If you want to learn more about Sandra's service call her now.
Author's Contact Details
Sandra Crathern
Innavision
Telephone: 01903 520369
Telephone: 07932 618166
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AllWorthingJobs are very grateful to Sandra Crathern and Innavision for taking the time to provide this advice, please use the contact details above if you'd like to contact Innavision.
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