Understanding your ‘WHY’
Your “why” is the driving force behind your actions, the underlying motivation that fuels every move. It’s the unwavering belief that propels you forward, even in the face of adversity. It’s the spark that ignites your passion and sets your soul on fire.
Unveiling your “why” is an empowering journey of self-discovery. It requires introspection, courage, and a willingness to embrace vulnerability. It’s about peeling back the layers, digging deep into your core values and aspirations.
Understanding your “why” is not merely an intellectual exercise; it’s a transformative experience that can revolutionize your life. It empowers you to make conscious choices, embrace resilience, inspire and motivate, and foster personal growth.
Embarking on the quest to uncover your “why” requires a blend of self-reflection and exploration. Reflect on your values, examine your passions, identify your impact, seek inspiration, and engage in dialogue.
Once you’ve uncovered you “why”, it’s time to integrate it into your daily life. Align your work with your “why”, infuse your relationships with purpose, and contribute to causes you care about.
By living in accordance with your “why”, you cultivate a life of purpose, fulfillment, and lasting impact. Your journey becomes a testament to the transformative power of self-discovery, inspiring others to embark on their own quest for meaning.
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Why, Maria, why? Mine is quite shallow. Perhaps that is why I am only a fraction of where I want to be at this time. I will try to dig deeper and find my gold nugget of "Why". Or maybe I simply haven't gotten in touch with my deeper why. Anyway, thanks for making me think about it.
Dave
Is it not the basic reason of what we do is the answer to our “why”?
Who is to say whether one’s “why” is deeper enough?
As long as the spark is there to ignite an action, I believe it is enough force to empower, and dig deeper!
Dave,Your mere presence in the community has been your conscious choice. And to foster personal growth by engaging in dialogue, like what we are doing now, is uncovering our “why”!
Don’t you agree?
Cheers,
Maria 🌹
Of course, I agree, Maria, but I imagine that the stronger the why, the stronger one's drive.
My why is to be happy and do good things. That shall have to be enough for now.
Dave
The mere fact that you understand your “why”, is all that matters Dave! You own your “why”, nobody else!
“To be happy and to do good things” is more than just simple “why” Dave! It is empowering in itself!
Hi Maria, I love this post.
"Start with Why" is a great book by Simon Sinek.
The "why" goes a lot deeper than just making money; that's a by-product of our product or service.
Money will only drive us so far, a deep and personalised "why" will enable us to move heaven and earth.
Rick
Wow, Rick, very well stated!
As your “why” is truly the driving force behind your actions, the spark that ignites your passion!
It’s indeed beyond money!
Appreciate your remarkable insight Rick! Thank you!
Cheers,
Maria 🌹
So true, Maria, and you're right. My why is why I wanted to join this platform so I can be able to write some informative content and stay connected with people.
Myra 💜
That’s so awesome Myra! By living in accordance to your “why”, you cultivate a life of purpose, fulfillment, and lasting impact!
It’s empowering!
Cheers,
Maria 🌹
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Maria,
Your Why is an inspiration to us all.
My Why was of desperation. Like 80% of Americans I am woefully underfunded for retirement.
I plan on changing that not only for myself, but also anyone willing to follow in my footsteps.
Affiliate Marketing and Wealthy Affiliate is leading the way and my nominal progress is proof that this will snowball to the point of success.
Simply keep your focus on mastering the why, because Money does Follow Mastery.