Evaluate Your Life

It doesn’t matter how accomplished we think we are, most of us still have room for growth in one or more areas of our lives. Some of us are incredibly physically fit, for example. Whereas others may be wealthy and financially secure, but struggling with poor health. Others have an amazing family life, but they’re unable to pay their bills each month. We like to look at those around us and compare ourselves to what we believe their life is actually like, without considering the fact that life is complex and none of us are 100% in every area.

• Are you struggling to lose weight that’s haunted you for years? 
• How’s your love life?
• Are you on the right track to achieve financial freedom?
• Do you feel like you’re spinning your wheels working your job every day?
• How’s your relationship with your loved ones, family, friends, your higher power?

Discover Your Balance

The Wheel of Life is a great visual tool used by millions of people just like you to discover what areas of their lives need improvement. Through a series of questions, you’ll rate 8 areas of your life too. Each category can be seen as the spokes of a wheel; if any of the spokes are uneven, the wheel isn’t able to roll smoothly.

Likewise, if you’re strong in one area, but weak in another, your life is out of balance. From your love life to your financial stability, your heath and vitality to your spiritual life, the goal is to be as balanced as possible.

Shape Your Future

The FREE --> WHEEL OF LIFE <-- assessment offered by James L. Clark here to anyone is a great first step towards designing the life you’ve always wanted. Remember, life is short; if you’re blessed, you may have somewhere around 27,000 days to enjoy before you eject. Too often, we spend what precious time we have chasing things of little value.

We fall for the 40-40-40 Scam (working 40 hours a week, for 40 years, to get 40% for the remaining years we have left—if we’re lucky.), and by the time we realize it, life has actually passed us by.

Now’s your opportunity to design your life—to learn how to live it more abundantly.