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Wheel of Life for teenagers

A coaching tool · adapted from Paul J. Meyer

About this exercise

The Wheel of Life is a classic coaching tool, adapted here for teenagers. It gives you a snapshot of your life right now: how happy you are, on a scale from 0 to 10, across 8 areas that matter at your age.

How to work with it

  1. For each area, choose a score from 0 to 10 (0 = not happy at all, 10 = really good).
  2. Jot down a few short thoughts for each area: something you notice, a feeling, an intention.
  3. Look at the wheel. The uneven shape shows you where things feel balanced and where they need some attention.
  4. Save the wheel as a session. Next time, see how things have changed.

What to look for in the result

  • The area with the lowest score — often this is what's holding you back, the thing that affects all the others.
  • The shape of the wheel — whether it could "roll" smoothly or not. Balance comes from the scores being close to one another across areas.
  • The area you want to move first — even a single point can set off a chain of change.

Your data stays on your device. Nothing is sent anywhere.

The wheel is a visualisation. Use the controls below to interact.

Now (coloured sector)
Earlier session (dashed line)
Average / 10

Areas

Saved sessions

No saved sessions yet. Use the button below to save where things stand now.