The "how" refers to strategies for getting work done, but without
knowing the driving reason behind it, it's hard to stay on track. You
the engine it will make movement happen and get you forward and
the "why" as the fuel.
the "why" in four levels:
with what you have and achieve,
be it a certain amount of money
or standard of living, a specific
job or goal, for none other than
the pleasure and satisfaction it
creates for you and you alone.
the people closest to you. If your
motivation includes doing more
for your family, or setting an
example for your children, then
you function at this level.
the wellbeing of your family, but
by the world around you.
thing larger than yourself, you're
driven by the very highest level
of achievement, greater than
the people around you, whether
that means God, spirituality, or a
set of values you live by. In short,
something that will outlast and
outlive you.
does volunteering.
formance coach who motivates
people to get unstuck and bring
their purpose to life, also refer-
ences Dr. Frankl's quote in a video
he posted (www.mastinkipp.
com) on this same topic, in which
he shares the importance of
connecting to something that's
greater than yourself.
pulled by spirit rather than driven
by force. He says that when you
push and push, projects often
don't work in the long term be-
cause they're being forced.
just happen out of nowhere?"
When that happens, it's because
it's pulled by spirit. When there's
a "why" behind something, it's
fueled and things fall in place.
and if you don't have a lot of
abundance, chances are your
encourages those who watch his
videos to do something today
that will help someone right now.
"Doorways will open up where
there weren't doors before.
Instead of complaining, help. The
world needs your purpose and
light."
erate and get through any "how."
move on and pull yourself up
by your boot straps. When you
link your life with serving other
people, it makes it much easier to
navigate the downturns of life."
by loving yourself and feeling
alive, vital, full of energy and
well rested. By doing so, you will
better serve others and allow
abundance to come in. He says,
"Smile, say thank you, and accept
compliments and contributions.
Let the abundance come in so
you can give it away."