Your life is the result of your lifestyle.

Your lifestyle is made up of:

SchedulesRoutines

The use of your time; is what you practice (daily, weekly, monthly, yearly)

HabitsAddictions

An action you have created over time (good, bad) or the use, or abuse, of illegalprescription drugs, alcohol, etc)

Standard of living

Is what you consider acceptableunacceptable, or is there mediocrity (inconsistencies, contradictory)?

Level of Comfort

What you consider pleasing, or satisfying

Goals

What you aim to achieve or accomplish

Priorities

What you consider most valuable, are they in order?

ValuesMorals

How and what you believe, are they good or bad?

Spiritual Beliefs (Principles)Faith

Is your life an example of what you believe; is your life governed by your beliefs; are you actively involved in a church?

Friends

Whom do you closely associate with (they will either make you or break you)?

FamilyRelatives

Family is your wife, husband, and andor children Relatives – is your grandparents, parents, brothers, sisters, aunts, uncles, nieces, and andor nephews (are you close or distant, is there love, are you committed?)

Education

What is your level of intelligence, do you try to better yourself? Are you involved in your children’s future?

Abilities

Gifts, talents, tools, and skills, are they being used?

Will power

What drives you, what is driving your life? Guilt, resentment and anger, fear, materialism, or the need of approval

BudgetsFinances

How wisely do you spend your money (conservative, save, invest, or are you wasteful?)

ActivitiesHobbies

What do you do with your spare time (entertainment)?

Health

Are you in good health, bad health; do you exercise and eat right; do you intentionally do things that you know are unhealthy?

Reputation

What people think and say about you, your status

Role Model

Someone you look up to, are you a positive or a negative role model to those around you?

Character

Who you really are inside and out, in the open and behind closed doors (traits, behaviors, qualities, temperament, person, values, morals)

Legacy

Your name, customs, and traditions that you are leaving behind; did you know that a good name is better to leave behind than great riches?