I place the title of my spoke on a blank page of my journal, and I wait in prayer.
And as result of this golden goal, every January, I spend time with the Master of my wheel in order to fine tune my spokes. Wisdom is gained by seeking God and His word in all areas.Īll my goals are centered on my greatest desire, to know Christ and serve Him more fully. My husband recounted a time when he tried to adjust the spokes on a bike, only to turn it over to an expert who was trained in the art of fine tuning each spoke. I also cannot focus on one area of life at the expense of another.Īnd most importantly, spokes need to be adjusted by a craftsman. The spokes of my life need to be flexible, and I need to be open to changes in easing and tightening the tension. My husband also told me that each spoke needs to be adjusted independently to achieve the highest performance and yet a single spoke can not do its job independently of the others.
A wheel doesn’t turn well with detached spokes, uneven spokes, or mangled rims. The limitation of the outer rim also reminds me I will have to say, ”no” to many things, mostly “good” things to make sure my wheel stay true. My spokes need to be first, fixed to the center, the Author and Finisher of my faith, Jesus, and must remain within the boundary of the outer rim of His commandments and precepts. I learned that the only way a bicycle wheel stays true (or in position) is when the spokes connect from the center hub of the tire to the outer rim. I have learned that I can skim in an area for a short time, but if I continue to cheat an area, I am prone to depression and my relationships suffer. I am a spirit, soul, and body and must be “used for its intended purpose”. Each spoke reflects the priorities that honor God’s design. I also have learned it is the same with the individual goals that make up the spokes of my life. I learned from my source (my dear husband) that the strength and balanced placement of each spoke on a bicycle wheel is critical to its function. To appreciate the value of spokes on a wheel, I needed an education about these thin metal wonders. Use the “Wheel of Life” to help you set goals. Each spoke holds equal importance and describes a life balanced with intentionally placed goals in core areas of life. I took the liberty to expand on his idea. Zig Ziglar, for the metaphor,”The Wheel of Life”. My personal goals are just like my bicycle wheel! Each goal gives me a sweet ride in life.Ĭredit goes to Mr. Those wheels are my ticket to a great ride. When the wheels of my bike gain momentum on the asphalt, the weight of the world seems to lift off my shoulders. “Success is not measured by what you do compared to what others do, it is measured by what you do with the ability God gave you.Goal setting can make the difference between living and just going through the motions of life. We provide the tools to help you do your work efficiently so that you can minister to others. Shelby Systems wants to help you experience total success in your wheel of life. Success isn’t texting while you drive to catch up on your overloaded schedule.” Success isn’t spending mental energy worrying about late projects, being home on time, your health, missing your child’s school play, being able to pay your bills, or finding joy in your life.Ĩ. Success isn’t about being so busy that you live on unhealthy fast food, served to you through little windows.ħ. Success isn’t about going to church and ignoring everything you hear.Ħ.
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Success isn’t about how to make more money when you already have more money than you can spend.Ĥ.
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Success isn’t rushing home from work and hiding out with the TV thinking, “After the day I’ve had, I need my space!”ģ. Success isn’t missing dinner with the family several times a week because of working excessively.Ģ. Ziglar states: “you must master some degree of success in each area of life before you can experience the true satisfaction of total success.” In his book “Born to Win,” Zig Ziglar gives us a list of life choices that may be popular, but in the end, do not lead to success.ġ. Many years ago legendary motivational speaker and author Zig Ziglar created this graph to help promote a more balanced lifestyle.
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