Back in March I argued why you need to always start with your personal "why". I was inspired by Simon Sinek's TEDx talk about the importance of "why". If you haven't seen that video or my case for "why", then please check it all out here.
As your [possibly self-appointed] agent of accountability, I have a responsibility to you and part of that responsibility is hold your feet to the fire.
So, have you been starting with your personal why? If not, why not?
Have you even figured out your personal why? If not, why not?
What's the point of tackling your capacity issues (see the 6 part series that starts here), completing the prerequisites for living purposely, waging war against your army of the dead or doing anything other than retiring on the job if you aren't starting with your why?
Be well,
Sterling Lynk
As your [possibly self-appointed] agent of accountability, I have a responsibility to you and part of that responsibility is hold your feet to the fire.
So, have you been starting with your personal why? If not, why not?
Have you even figured out your personal why? If not, why not?
What's the point of tackling your capacity issues (see the 6 part series that starts here), completing the prerequisites for living purposely, waging war against your army of the dead or doing anything other than retiring on the job if you aren't starting with your why?
Be well,
Sterling Lynk