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You ever heard the phrase “The bigger the ‘why’ the easier the ‘how'”?
It’s a nice idea.
Works fine if you’re already in that kind of area.
Your ‘Protect’ and ‘Connect’ is taken care of.
You’re not at that point yet and what does a massive why do?
Crush you.
“The bigger the ‘why’ the greater the frustration” for most.
Bill Gates famously said he wanted to help get “A computer on every desk and in every home”.
Tesla want “To accelerate the world’s transition to sustainable energy”.
TED to “Spread ideas”.
And so on.
All amazing visions.
But all things that most of us wouldn’t have the first clue on how to get started with.
And, so, wouldn’t.
A bigger end destination can be useful.
To act as a North Star.
But usually only to guide our next steps towards it.
But if we’re struggling with generating enthusiasm to takes those steps is an even bigger, further away start the answer?
The questions we could, perhaps, ask ourselves instead are;
1. Is this really my “big why”?
2. Why is this my “why”?
3. What’s the smallest commitment I could make to my “big why”?
Much love,
Jon ”Just Do It’ tomorrow’ Hall
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