Do you know the reasons why you do what you do?

Do you know the reasons why you do what you do?

In fact, with concentrated effort and focus, and the right methods of identification, you’ll realize in vivid clarity the reasons behind your thoughts, words and actions. I love growing older. I truly do. I thought I’d fear it when I was in my teen years and even right after I graduated college.

What makes people want to do what you do?

The attraction of warm, loving people that will continue to elevate, inspire and care for you. I’m not talking about money or fame. I’m talking about virtues and values like faith, hope and love.

Is there a reason for everything we do?

I hope as you continue your journey, you take solace that discovering your purpose is not as difficult as it appears at first blush. In fact, with concentrated effort and focus, and the right methods of identification, you’ll realize in vivid clarity the reasons behind your thoughts, words and actions.

Why do people want to be a doctor?

Medical doctors have a significant degree of autonomy over their schedules and time. Medical doctors know that they get to help people solve problems every single day. Medical doctors get to witness humanity at its very best and very worst. But being a medical doctor is not easy.

Why do we need to start with why?

As I mentioned earlier, before telling you what you need to do to apply this method, I’ll start with why we need to start with why. First, according to science, one way to motivate people to do something is the power of the story. “What” is not a story, it’s a command.

When do you need to explain why to someone?

In the email, I explained the background of the project and also explained honestly why she is the best person to do help with a project. So, the next time you want to ask people to do something for you, be it your family, your colleagues, your manager, or your client always start with why.