Your "why" matters
It doesn’t matter how big your paycheck is or what your title is to find meaning in your work.
What matters is 'why'. Figure out what you care about to give you direction and that sense of purpose.
- “Why do you wake up in the morning?"
- "How will you make an impact?"
- "How can you put your talents and gifts to use?"
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