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Free tool · Wheel of Values
Your Wheel of Values, to see what matters
Choose three to ten values, give each one an importance rating and a rating for the place it has in your life right now. The wheel shows the gap between the two. You decide what to take from it: there is no right or wrong wheel.
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Example
Example: six rated values
“Importance” = how much this value matters to you. “Today” = how much space it takes up in your life right now. The gap is the difference between the two.
Value
Importance
Today
Gap
Freedom
9
6
3
Health
9
6
3
Calm
8
5
3
Category
10
8
2
Creativity
7
7
0
Learning
6
7
−1
Reading: three values have a 3-point gap. This is an invitation to reflect, not a diagnosis: the gap may also be a temporary choice.
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1. Choose your values
Between 3 and 10 values. 6 selected.
2. Rate them
0 = not at all, 10 = as much as possible. This reflects how you feel right now.
Your wheel
Importance Today
Gaps, from largest to smallest
Assumptions, method, and limitations
Assumptions
A value is what matters to you: a direction, not a goal to achieve. The ratings reflect how you feel right now; they aren’t a test score.
Gap = importance − today. A positive gap indicates a value that matters to you but takes up little space right now; a negative gap indicates a value that takes up more space than its importance to you.
Method
The wheel places each value on a spoke, from 0 at the center to 10 at the edge. Two polygons are drawn: importance (solid line) and current space (dotted line). Gaps are sorted by descending gap, then descending importance, then alphabetical order. No averages or overall scores are calculated.
Limitations
The tool doesn’t interpret your answers: it says nothing about your personality, health, or success. Gaps are starting points for reflection, perhaps with someone you trust. A value may legitimately take up less space for a period of time.
Frequently asked questions
How many values should I choose?
Between three and ten. More than that makes the wheel hard to read. Three to six is often enough for a first round.
What does a significant gap mean?
Only that you rated a value as very important and not very present in your life right now. That may inspire a small step, but it is neither a failure nor an emergency.
Can I add my own values?
Yes. Type a word in the field provided, and it will be added to your list. The total is still limited to ten values.
How can I keep my wheel?
Download it as an SVG, copy the text, or print the page. Nothing is saved automatically.
Are my answers sent anywhere?
No. Everything happens in your browser. No data leaves your page.
Nothing you write or choose is sent: everything happens in your browser, and nothing is saved unless you save a file or print it yourself. These tools help you put ideas into words; they don’t analyze anything, make diagnoses, or replace professional support.
