Wheel of Life
The wheel is used as a metaphor because it represents movement and balance.
Just like a car needs a round, even wheel to drive smoothly, your life requires harmony across all areas to progress without unnecessary bumps or setbacks.
An unbalanced wheel highlights the areas needing attention for a smoother journey toward your goals.
Addressing imbalances helps you move forward with greater harmony and fulfillment.
1. Rate each category on a scale of 1 to 10, where 1 means least satisfied and 10 means fully satisfied.
2. Mark your ratings on the corresponding segment of the wheel.
3. Identify areas for improvement and set actionable goals to create a more fulfilling, well-rounded life.
Hi, I’m Marianna Kiss, Worldschooling Freedom Architect.
My family has been worldschooling for over 6 years, and now I work with families who feel called to worldschooling but are stuck between wanting it and actually doing it.
My focus is structured worldschooling transition: helping you clarify the decision, assess feasibility, and create a realistic first plan.
Explore how to begin your worldschooling transition.
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