Unlock Life’s Ultimate Secret: Simon Sinek’s 7 Surprising Steps to Discover Your “Why”
Listing these words can help you piece together a narrative about what fulfills you.
I’ve done this exercise with clients and noticed how recurring phrases like “creative solutions” or “uplifting others” keep showing up.
Those phrases become building blocks for a compelling why.
At this stage, it’s also important to think about the bigger impact you’ve had—or want to have—on others.
Identifying these moments of impact can point directly to the emotional core of your purpose.
4. Craft your draft “why” statement
You don’t need to be a master wordsmith to articulate your why.
