Work life balance pie chart

I want to create a circular chart in Excel with 8 sectors like in this example: Instead of representing the percentage like in a pie chart, I want the actual value like in a radar chart. Is it po...

Here is the first part in a series of 3 reflections I wrote for Turquoise Compass, an online community I follow. As we embark on a discussion about Balance, I think it is valuable to try to define …

Busy women come to me struggling to find time for self-care. They say that they are either too busy for it or are too tired to even think about doing it. But what I like to remind them is — self-care doesn’t need to be an all-day event to be…

By using the balanced life assessment tool, you can recognize areas of your life that you are not satisfied with or that are out-of-balance.

The Wheel of Life is a useful tool, providing a snapshot of your wellbeing & the level of satisfaction in your current circumstances. Sometimes you may find yourself in seasons of life that by their very nature will knock you out of balance. Other times, you may choose to be unbalanced. Not all areas of life are of equal weight all the time. 👉 Learn more & get your FREE downloadable Wheel of Life worksheet | Balanced Healthstyles | Articles shared by well loved nutrition and health coaches…

Creating a healthy work-life balance can be challenging. That is why I’ve put together actionable steps to begin progressing toward a more balanced personal and professional life.

There is a difference between being 'successful at something' and being 'successful in life.' Ultimately, you want to marry both, but the balance is a trick to strike. Images help me much more than words, so when I first tried making Julia Cameron's 'life pie' chart I was astonished by how imbalanced my life was and how much fun it could be to correct it! First let me say that without the book, The Artists Way, I don't know where I would be! Its truly groundbreaking, and even if you've read…

Instead of thinking about work-life balance, we can reach for work-life integration by purposefully exploring the ways that work, home, community and self connect and relate to each other. This requires us to be real, be whole, and be innovative as we search for 4-way win-wins.

Try not to think about it too hard, but you’re currently flying through the universe at a million miles an hour. Your balance—a skill finely tuned since you were a toddler—is keeping you upright, allowing you to maintain control when everything around you is moving faster than you could imagine. Balance is no less important outside of the body.