Health pertains to your emotional intelligence as much as it does to your body.  It starts with self-awareness and understanding your capabilities.  It deals with how you react in certain situations and the initiatives you take in others.   Carolyn Myss provides a tool for self-reflection.  She suggests identifying your archetypes and relating them to aspects of your life.  The wheel pictured here represents categories of life that are a focus of her philosophy.  She asks you to align your archetypes with these categories.  It’s a great exercise to start a conversation with yourself about yourself.  Even better if you share it with someone you trust.