1. Balance Wheel: Current Life Review

Start by drawing your Balance Wheel to assess your current life. This will help you visually see which areas are thriving and which need more attention.

Steps:

1. Draw your Balance Wheel:
   • Divide the wheel into 8 sections, each representing a key area of your life (you can adjust the categories as you see fit):
     • Health
     • Career/Work
     • Relationships (Family/Friends)
     • Personal Growth
     • Fun/Recreation
     • Finances
     • Spirituality
     • Contribution/Community
2. Rate each area from 1 to 10 (1 being poor and 10 being perfect) based on how satisfied you are in each area.
3. Reflect:
   • Where do you feel the most fulfilled?
   • Which areas need improvement?

This exercise helps you identify where to focus your energy and where changes are most needed.

2. Vision Mapping: Future Life Blueprint

Now, let's take a step forward and visualize where you want to be.

Steps:

1. Map Your Future:
   • Draw your roadmap to your ideal future. What are your goals in the next year, 5 years, and 10 years? What will your life look like in these stages?
   • How can you maximize your strengths?
   • Which areas do you need to strengthen to reach your goals?
2. The Key Spheres:
   • Review the areas you just rated on your Balance Wheel.
   • Identify which areas will be the key to your future success.
   • What strong qualities can you leverage? What new skills or areas do you need to improve?

3. The Tribe Map: Finding Your Support Network

As you pursue your goals, you'll need a tribe of supportive people to help you. Let’s identify where you currently stand and how to grow your circle.

Inventory:

1. Where Do You Need Support?
   • Which life areas lack motivation, people, or guidance? Identify them.
2. Tribe Mapping:
   • What specific goals can your tribe help you achieve?
   • What value can you offer them in return?
   • How often will you need to interact with them?
   • What shared values will keep you connected?
3. Building Your Tribe:
   • Where can you meet these people (online/offline)?
   • When and How often will you engage with them?
   • Will you create your own tribe?