Wheel of Life

14
Analysis Methods

description

 

Transcript of Wheel of Life

Page 1: Wheel of Life

Analysis Methods

Page 2: Wheel of Life
Page 3: Wheel of Life
Page 4: Wheel of Life
Page 5: Wheel of Life
Page 6: Wheel of Life

Customer Journey Map

Page 7: Wheel of Life

Circle of Expectations

Page 8: Wheel of Life

Circle of Ambitions

Page 9: Wheel of Life

Circle of Ambitions

Page 10: Wheel of Life

• Work satisfaction is driven by interests, skills & personality

• Lifeline is a tool that helps you define & examine these factors

Page 11: Wheel of Life

• Think of events representing high and low points in your life

• Plot them on a timeline that stretches as far back as you can remember

• Write a short description of each point• The vertical axis represents enjoyment and/or

excitement while the horizontal axis represents time

• When you’ve plotted all the points you can think of, draw a line connecting all of them

Page 12: Wheel of Life

• Specific, important events in your life

• Milestones or landmarks you remember clearly or that you associate with strong feelings

• Key career changes

Page 13: Wheel of Life

• Write down in what context they each occurred & what activities were involved

• How do these high points relate to your results in the Wheel of Life

Page 14: Wheel of Life

Empathy Map