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Workbook de ejercicios, Esquemas y mapas conceptuales de Filosofía

Cuadernillo de ejercicios de introspección

Tipo: Esquemas y mapas conceptuales

2024/2025

Subido el 13/02/2025

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Well-being Assessment Tool
GETTING STARTED ON YOUR JOURNEY
BALANCE
Chopra’s Journey to Well-being is an invitation to make space to tend to you. It’s
a call to gain clarity on what is important right now, in this season of your life.
The aim of this Well-being Assessment Tool is to guide you in self-reflection in
order to recognize the areas of your life that you are inspired to focus on, while
letting go of those that are not a priority. It’s about aligning with your life rather
than going against your own flow.
Think of this tool as a magnifying glass into your life. Zoom in on what you need
and zoom out from what is no longer serving you.
If something isn’t a priority, reflect on why that is. Instead of assuming you’re not
motivated, perhaps there’s a barrier or unrealistic expectation you’re placing on
yourself unnecessarily.
This isn’t a checklist of things you should or shouldn’t be doing. It’s a check-in to
evaluate what is right for you.
Use this assessment tool along with the journal prompts provided to help you
reveal realistic, true, heartfelt intentions for you, as you are.
Once you’ve completed your assessment, save it so you can look back and reflect
on your journey. We’ll be sending you additional check-ins along the way.
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Well-being Assessment Tool

GETTING STARTED ON YOUR JOURNEY

BALANCE

Chopra’s Journey to Well-being is an invitation to make space to tend to you. It’s a call to gain clarity on what is important right now, in this season of your life. The aim of this Well-being Assessment Tool is to guide you in self-reflection in order to recognize the areas of your life that you are inspired to focus on, while letting go of those that are not a priority. It’s about aligning with your life rather than going against your own flow. Think of this tool as a magnifying glass into your life. Zoom in on what you need and zoom out from what is no longer serving you. If something isn’t a priority, reflect on why that is. Instead of assuming you’re not motivated, perhaps there’s a barrier or unrealistic expectation you’re placing on yourself unnecessarily. This isn’t a checklist of things you should or shouldn’t be doing. It’s a check-in to evaluate what is right for you. Use this assessment tool along with the journal prompts provided to help you reveal realistic, true, heartfelt intentions for you, as you are. Once you’ve completed your assessment, save it so you can look back and reflect on your journey. We’ll be sending you additional check-ins along the way.

Well-being Assessment Tool

EVALUATION There is a barrier preventing me from putting any energy into this area.

Balanced:

My energy in this area is at a level that makes me feel even and whole. All of my energy goes into this area, which leaves no space for anything else. I place very little energy here, and I feel a need for more. Instructions for use: color in the shape that represents where you are in this moment for each category. I spend a lot of energy here, which leaves little time for other areas. Healthy Mind: I support a restful, alert mind through mindful awareness for more calm and contentment. Healthy Body: I incorporate healthy habits into my routine to support a joyful, energetic body. Spiritual Growth: I work to uncover my true self and access higher states of consciousness for lightness of being. Work: I cultivate focus, inspiration, and compassion, and enjoy work that is meaningful to me. Creativity & Play: I make time for play and creativity by recognizing what makes me come alive. I find inspiration in daily life. Purpose: I follow the path to my dharma, or life’s purpose, and discover lifelong passion and alignment in everything I do. Resilience: I navigate life’s beauty and challenges with self-care tools to build self-regulation and adaptability. Abundance: I cultivate abundance, trusting in the infinite organizing power of the universe to meet my needs. Environment & Nature: I am intentional in my environment and connect with nature to stay grounded and centered. Self-love: I use self-care practices to cultivate my self-love and accept every facet of my being. Connection & Relationships: I strive to deepen my relationship with myself to form meaningful connections and build community.

Journal prompts

REFLECTION CONTINUED

  1. Let’s practice accepting and loving ourselves as we are. List 3 reasons you’re proud of yourself. Once you’ve made your list, turn them into affirmations, beginning each affirmation with “I am...”. Say them to yourself every morning. Mean them and believe them.
  2. Are there any themes from the Well-being Assessment Tool that particularly resonated with you? What surprised you?
  3. Are there any areas that aren’t a priority for you right now? If it’s something within your control, how can you put energy towards it? If it’s not, how will you practice acceptance in this area?