Clyde Lee Dennis here and today in our seven good minutes.

Extra segment, we're diving deeper into that sage wisdom.

The most powerful step you can take is the one that begins from knowing why you're walking.

This quote speaks to something profound about human nature.

We're meaning-making creatures.

When we understand the why behind our actions, everything shifts.

The step itself might be identical, but the person taking it is completely different.

They're walking with intention, rather than just moving through space.

Think about it in your own life.

When you know why you're doing something, really no, not just the surface

reason, but the deeper purpose, you bring a different quality of attention to it. You're more

present, more engaged, more alive to the experience. The action becomes a form of self-expression,

rather than just a task to complete. This wisdom applies whether you're starting

a conversation with someone you love, beginning a new project at work, or even something as simple as

taking your morning walk. When you know why you're walking, whether it's for your health, for

quiet reflection, or to connect with nature. That walk becomes something sacred,

something that feeds your soul, rather than just exercises your body. The power isn't in the

step itself. It's in the consciousness you bring to it. When you begin from knowing why,

you're not just doing something, you're being someone. You're allowing your deepest values and

intentions to guide your movement through the world. Here's something to reflect on. What's one area of

your life where you've been taking steps without really knowing why? How might connecting with your

deeper purpose transform that experience? And here's an affirmation to carry with you. I honor my

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