Your Why. Why?

Life is too short, so let's do something meaningful!

Hello, you! You, with the name and all that face…

Your life is going on and certainly, it runs on some kind of routine. This “routine fuel” gives you the energy that tells you at the end of a day if you have some spare (goodie!) or if you drained it all — leaving you tired and annoyed (sad).

This whole-day routine contains everything. Your waking habit, your job, your after-work activities, the way how you interact with others, what you eat, what you read, even the way how you are getting ready for bed or if you sleep at all.

Have you ever thought about every single thing you're doing through your day? And night? Have you ever given a thought to WHY are you doing them? And what's the reason behind all of them together? Does it look strange to you? Good. It should. Also… let's do it!

The way you do stuff every day and with whom you're spending your time is basically all your life is about. And I can imagine that your life is very important to you because you have just one of it (and without it, you wouldn't be able to do anything). So you shouldn't waste it on stuff that doesn't make you happy. Unless there is some really meaningful and more powerful reason for it (like brushing your teeth. You might not enjoy doing it, but you don't want to look like a zombie!).

However, people usually tend to stick with some routines they don't actually like, just because it's much more comfortable even if there are other opportunities. Like having a job they don't actually like doing, but it pays well or because it's something they're used to. They might be afraid to take that risk of change. It's natural, but in many cases not necessary. When asked about what are people's main goals in life, they usually choose happiness over money. So why do people choose money (or stability) over happiness in reality? Of course, there are many factors needed to consider before making any change. Some of them are reasonable. However, most of them may sound reasonable, but it's just an excuse based on fear of change.

Asking yourself “WHY “can show you “HOW” you can improve your life. Also the lives of others. It's never too late to find the meaning of your life, but the sooner you start, the less stressful for you it will be.

I have this simple trick of finding the purpose (your WHY) that you should definitely try. It goes like this:

Being able to look at the things you do is a huge step into figuring out who you are. And also, who you would like to be. If you are happy with the results of my challenge, congrats! You're on the right path to achieve your purpose. If you are not happy, there is also some good news for you: there is more room for improvement! And it's never too late to change things so your “WHYs” could become the best friends with your goals. The sooner you start though, the better. Remember, you wouldn't be helping just yourself. You would inspire a lot of people around you to make steps closer to their happiness as well.

Hey! I’m Moni.

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