timeline exercise; your life to date - the career psychologist

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Psychologist Rob Archer outlines the timeline exercise, which helps people to identify how they have made major life decisions in the past. This presentation includes examples from his own life and a template to get started with.

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A 30 minute exercise designed to help you reflect

on the major decisions of your life

How did I get here?

By Rob Archer C.Psychol

The Timeline ExerciseTake a blank piece of paper and create a chart like the one below.

Start by chronologically identifying the key events and transition points of your life using the bottom axis.

Then, using a 1-10 happiness scale (zero is very unhappy, 10 is very happy) identify how your major decisions and activities have impacted you.

All the ‘big’ decisions and activities of your life to date should be there, particularly the most enjoyable or difficult times, experiences and events.

Your happiness rating

Your major decisions

The Timeline ExerciseOnce you have your happiness line, you could make notes about why you made the decisions you did and the results of that decision. I’ve included an example of my own below..

The Timeline Template

The Career Psychologist is an independent

occupational psychology consultancy based in London.

We offer coaching, consultancy, training, measurement and

assessment to individuals and businesses looking to make a

change for the better.

www.thecareerpsychologist.com

www.linkedin.com/robarcher

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