What is the Wheel of Life?

The Wheel of Life is a self-assessment tool created by Paul Meyer, a pioneer in life coaching. It divides your life into 8 core dimensions (Career, Finance, Health, Family, Relationships, Personal Growth, Fun & Recreation, Physical Environment). You rate each area from 0-10, then visualize the results as a radar chart to see how balanced your life is.

How do I use the Wheel of Life tool?

1) Drag the slider for each dimension to rate your satisfaction (0=very dissatisfied, 10=very satisfied); 2) The radar chart updates in real time to show your life balance; 3) Read the automated analysis and improvement suggestions; 4) Identify your lowest areas and create an action plan.

What are the 8 dimensions of the Wheel of Life?

The 8 dimensions are: Career & Work, Finances, Health & Wellbeing, Family, Relationships & Social, Personal Growth, Fun & Recreation, and Physical Environment. These cover the major areas of life and help you assess your overall life satisfaction.

Is my data saved or uploaded?

Your ratings are stored locally in your browser using localStorage. Nothing is uploaded to any server. When you close and reopen the page, your previous results are automatically restored.

Can I customize the dimension names?

Yes. Simply click on any dimension name to edit it. You can rename it to any life area that matters more to you.

When should I use the Wheel of Life?

It's great for annual reviews, monthly self-check-ins, pre-coaching assessments, therapy supplements, and team-building exercises. We recommend re-assessing every 1-3 months to track your progress over time.

Wheel of Life Assessment Tool

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Life Balance Assessment

The Wheel of Life is a classic self-assessment tool created by life coaching pioneer Paul Meyer. Rate 8 dimensions of your life on a 0-10 scale, visualize your balance with an interactive radar chart, identify areas that need attention, and get personalized improvement suggestions.

🎯 Wheel of Life

📊 Life Balance Radar

📝 Rate Each Dimension (click names to edit)

💡 Analysis & Suggestions