Module in Detail
The Wheel of Life
Why an Uneven Wheel Bumps
When people say things are not running smoothly, they mean it surprisingly literally. There is a coaching tool that takes exactly that image seriously: a circle, divided into the areas of your life.
A circle that looks back at you
The principle is so simple it is easily underestimated. You divide your life into its areas — relationship, family, work, money, health, friendships, rest, growth, meaning, and so on — and look at each one on its own. Not with your head, but honestly: how are things here, really?
What emerges is a picture. And pictures have an inconvenient quality: you cannot argue them away. A circle with a deep dent on one side says more in two seconds than an hour of talking.
The idea comes from classical coaching and is decades old — it has survived because it works. And because it carries a truth everyone grasps at once: a round wheel rolls. An uneven one bumps, no matter how hard you pedal.
Most people patch up the wrong spot
The genuinely interesting part comes afterwards. Because the reflex is always the same: you see the dent and want to fill it. Too little exercise? More exercise. Too little money? Work more.
But the dent is rarely the cause. Very often it is the consequence of something else entirely — and pulling at it directly means working against a resistance you cannot see. People who find no rest rarely have a time problem. Usually they have a saying-no problem.
So the second question is the real one: not “where is there too little?”, but “what is holding it down there?”
How we work with it
We go through the areas together — not as a checklist but as a conversation. Often the most revealing moment is not when you give a low score, but when you hesitate.
Then we choose what we actually work on. Not all fourteen fields, but the one or two where the most comes loose. People do not change their whole life at once. They pull one thread, and the rest moves with it.
And because the picture stays, you can look at it again in a few months and see what has shifted. That is underrated: seeing progress you would otherwise forget.
Your Journey
The 4-Step Coaching Process
Your Starting Point
You describe what's going on right now — one concrete question is enough. If you'd like the wider view, you can also rate your areas of life.
Most of the time it begins with one concrete situation: something that is difficult right now, or stuck. That is entirely enough as a starting point. If you'd rather begin more broadly, you can also rate on a scale of 1 to 10 how satisfied you are across your areas of life — that belongs to the coaching module and is one option among several, not a required step.
Example: Often a single sentence does it: „since changing jobs I don't arrive at home any more“ — that becomes the focus we work with.
Vision & Goals
Together we define your desired state, your dreams and realistic goals. You receive a personalised toolbox to support your journey.
We look not just at where you are, but where you want to go: your best achievable outcome, your wishes and realistic goals. You also receive a personal „toolbox“ — concrete means to support you along the way.
Example: „I want less stress“ becomes a tangible goal with first steps, instead of a vague wish.
Information Field Analysis
Your conscious picture is compared with the unconscious patterns in your Information Field across eight levels — revealing hidden connections.
Now your conscious picture is compared with the unconscious — in the Information Field across eight levels (within our model). Where the two diverge most becomes visible, often exactly where you wouldn't have expected.
Example: For instance you consciously name „career“ as your main theme — the analysis shows that „self-worth“ is playing the bigger role underneath.
Action Plan
You receive a concise written action plan with short and long-term goals, plus ongoing harmonisation in the Information Field running in the background.
To close, we set goals and a timeframe together — short and long term — as a clear, written action plan to take with you. Alongside it, a harmonisation in the Information Field runs quietly in the background.
Example: You leave not with a feeling, but with a clear plan you can start working on tomorrow.
One module to try out
How round is your wheel right now?
Drag each area to the value that feels right to you — 1 to 10. It's your assessment, not mine — and that is exactly what makes it useful.
Everything sits at 5. Drag the segments outwards or inwards.
The genuinely interesting part
What hurts most is rarely what's blocking you.
That's why it doesn't stop at your own assessment. It is set against what shows up in the Information Field — within our model. What's interesting isn't where the two agree. What's interesting is the largest deviation: the area of life you see least clearly yourself.
You can't find your own blind spot. That isn't a weakness — it's the definition of one.
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So what does the module do?
The TimeWaver Coaching module follows the common model of the fourteen most important areas of life, shown as a segmented circle. During the session, analyses from the information field are added — impulses we discuss together and which can afterwards be used for harmonisation in the information field.
The real work is, and remains, the conversation. The module offers prompts, not answers.
Curious where your wheel is bumping?
Tell me about your situation — you will receive three impulses from your information field, free, within 48 hours.