The Why of Life
Great leaders look at the fundamental forces of life, and ask 'Why'. There is a drive they carry, a cause, a purpose, that makes them inspired to achieve something bigger than themselves.
- Their 'Why' is centered around their personal, family and health goals.
- They determine 'How' by their personal and professional development goals.
- They pursue their business, career and financial goals by asking 'What'.
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