I often hear that people are not interested in discovering their WHY. They have numerous reasons ranging from “it seems to be a hype” to “I already have a purpose.” In this article, I have collected 16 reasons not to discover your own WHY. Maybe you can recognize some of them.
Nowadays, every company has a purpose statement. Maybe you have one of your own. This blog discusses the difference between a mission, vision, your WHY, and your purpose. Ultimately, they are connected and help you for more direction and fulfillment of your work and life.
This article is about inclusive leadership and what behavior can contribute to the positive effects of inclusion within an organization, the people who work there and to the world.
n previous articles, I have written about how to find your WHY, how a WHY session looks like, if your WHY can change and examples of WHY statements. This article is about the benefits of living your WHY.
