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Write your Story - What’s Your Why?

Words may inspire but only action creates change. - Simon Sinek

This week’s post is entirely dedicated to you and your actions, not my words. 

Best piece of advice, help, guidance, and support I can give is to leave this blog post for you to write. 

Not so simple question: What’s Your ‘Why’?

Why do you do the things you do? Why do you get out of bed in the morning? Why do you exercise or believe you should stay fit? Why do you eat vegetables or healthy food over cookies and chips? This is a thought-provoking question and one that will take some deep, inner soul-searching.

Mine is here, in a recent post of mine. 

So what’s yours?
What’s your ‘Why’?

Write it, share it privately, share it publicly, share it out loud, share it with a friend. Simply put it down and go from there. I’d love to hear it and help support your ‘Why’.

We are nothing without it and defining it will define much of your future accomplishments that are yet to be achieved.

So, what’s you why?


DadBud

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