Do you know the two most important days of your life? I am sure you can think of many memorable and important days which have had a profound effect on the person you are and the person you strive to be. According to Mark Twain, the two most important days of your life are the day you were born and the day you discover why. If you are reading this blog obviously you have experienced the first most important day but have you discovered your WHY? I can't be certain but I think most of us want to have a good sense of why we were born and what's our purpose. Many people spend a life time trying to discover their WHY...some do and some keep seeking, some may even eventually give up. Discovering your WHY and living your purpose is a real game changer. If you know your WHY making decisions becomes easier, choices more clear, and life is more meaningful. Understanding your WHY helps you gain clarity and confidence; your commitment and contribution will be greater.
Have you discovered your WHY? If you have your are one of the fortunate ones. The people I know who have discovered their WHY have direction, purpose, drive, they are intentional about how the spend their time and resources, and I can see and feel their passion. It's a beautiful thing.
If you haven't yet discovered your WHY, don't give up. There is hope and there are things you can do to discover your WHY. The answer of course lies within you. I can't tell you your WHY nor can anyone else. I can however help you on that journey, the journey to discover your WHY. Look for upcoming blogs on how to discover your WHY but be willing to put in the work. Until next time, remember...TODAY MATTERS, make it a masterpiece.
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