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Breathe well, be well, do well.
 

What is Welldoing?

Welldoing is doing good work for the right reasons, without sacrificing our mental health and wellbeing.

It’s where your wellbeing, productivity, and purpose align.

It’s the sweet spot of your be, your why, and your do.



Being is self-awareness and self-control.

Direction is knowing what matters and why.

Doing is self-management.


The Welldoing Wheel maps this in more detail — and shows you where you sit across all three.


Introducing the Welldoing Wheel.

The Welldoing Wheel is a simple but powerful framework to position you in the three core areas of Welldoing:

Being
how you feel and how you are

Direction
how to align yourself with a meaningful direction at work, at home and in life.

Doing
how to act and make things happen.

By understanding where our current tendencies put us within this framework, we can more intentionally focus on areas which may bring us better balance.


The nine Welldoing types.

Understanding ourselves and our place in the world is vital for meaningful change.

Learning where we are and where we want to be.

A good start to your life of welldoing.


 
 

The Sleeper
You're stuck in a rut. Time to get out of it?

 
 

The Dreamer
Big ideas. Little self-control.

 
 

The Pursuer
Highly motivated. Highly strung.

 
 

The Just Doer
You get stuff done. But it's exhausting.

 
 

The Free Spirit
Cool, calm and all over the place.

 
 

The Seeker
Purpose-driven. Lacking momentum.

 
 

The Operator
Competent and under control. In search of meaning.

 
 

The Drifter
You’re getting somewhere. But not sure where.

 
 

The Well Doer
A resilient leader who thinks and acts with clarity and purpose.

 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

A free 20-minute call with Michael

If something on this page has resonated — your type, the wheel, the idea of welldoing — it might be worth a conversation.

This isn't a sales call. It's a chance to talk about where you are and whether working together makes sense.


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The last great adventure is you.
— Tracey Emin