The Wheel of Life Assessment

See your life in full view. 36 simple questions. 4 minutes. Instant results.

Most of us can name the part of our life that's thriving. It's the quietly draining parts we've stopped noticing, the ones we've learned to live around.

The Wheel of Life is a deceptively simple tool coaches have used for decades: you score twelve areas of your life, as honest as you are willing, and see the whole picture at once. Not just the story you tell about your life, but, the actual shape of it.

How It Works

01 Answer 36 questions

Three questions for each area of your life. No right answers, no judgment and will only take four minutes, start to finish.

02 See your wheel

Your results arrive instantly as a visual map: where you're investing your energy, and where something's been neglected.

03 Decide what’s next

Keep your results, sit with them, or bring them to a free clarity call with us and we'll walk the wheel together.

What the Wheel of Life Measures

Your wheel maps twelve dimensions; including your health, your work, your money, your closest relationships, your sense of purpose, and the quieter areas that rarely make it onto a to-do list: play, creativity, spiritual life, environment.

A high score isn't the goal. A round wheel isn't even the goal. The goal is to see clearly where you are and are not investing in your life.

You likely know from experience:

"Your energy flows, where your attention goes."

Why We Made This Free

We're Patrick and Cameron Harrington. Between us: 40 years guiding thousands of students and clients, Patrick, with an 8-figure founder's understanding of pressure, and Cameron, a somatic coach who understands what the body knows before the mind admits it.

Every coaching relationship we've ever had started the same way, with someone finally looking at their whole life honestly. This assessment is that first honest look, free, on your own terms.

Not sure what your results mean? That's what the clarity call is for. It's free, it's unhurried, and it's not a sales pitch. It is an hour to walk your wheel with someone trained to see what you can't.

Frequently Asked Questions