So I find this question can be very important and sometimes it could be not even relevant.

But it's simply the why.

The why behind our drive, the why behind our pursuits, the reason why we do things.

If you're in a creative field or whatever kind of field, maybe the why is you want to increase

your resources, your money, your income.

Maybe you want acknowledgement. Maybe you want a certain level of fame.

Maybe you want to help people. Now none of these are extremely positive or extremely negative.

You know, you understand? They can actually all be positive or negative,

depending on the why, right? Sometimes we start things off with

a why and not why won't remain the same. Let me give you an example or a metaphor.

Let's say you were in a relationship and the relationship went sour and you broke up.

And let's say now you were motivated to get in really good shape so you could post

your best version of yourself on Instagram and have your ex jealous that they left

this beautiful individual that you are, you know, an upgraded body and upgraded energy.

Now the initial why was to get back at somebody, you know, the initial why, technically,

we're not going to say it was revengeful, but it was it was in that spectrum of energy.

Now that's fine. That gave you the spark to actually start on a healthy path. But once you're in

there, what's the reason now? What's the why now? Because the initial why

isn't going to sustain for the long run. The initial why only had a little bit of energy in there.

Sometimes we have to come back and ask the question again, what is the why? Why are we doing the

things that we're doing? When we find that we have a lack of hope, a lack of energy, a lack of,

you know, drive, it could simply be because we don't know what we are driving for. Sometimes it's

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