Do You Respond with "YES" or "WHY NOT"?
When Your "Why Not" is Bigger than Your "Why" I have the privilege to work with some amazing people. They have great jobs, great minds and huge hearts. They are wonderful to laugh with, great to work with and up to big things in this world. But sometimes life gets in the way. That's true for everyone. There is a big project a work, a health challenge with a loved one, a degree to finish. The problem is when your reasons take over and become the reason you fail. You don't think that's what is happening. You think that what is happening is that you are very busy and important and your life NEEDs you. If this is happening to you, then your WHY is not big enough. If you have ever attended a seminar for entrepreneurs, then you have been trained on the importance of having your WHY figured out. The problem is, no matter how many times you have received this training, your WHY can be quite elusive. I can tell you that it's not going to be about ...