Find Your WHY!
Go though the Section below – using a pen and paper answer the question Honestly
REMEMBER you take your business to any level your lifestyle needs.
Do You Just Have a Job or a Business?
Many people say they “run a business,” but really, they just own their job. Think about it: if you stop working today, does your income stop too?
A real business can operate and grow without you doing every single thing. A job depends on your time, skills, and presence every day. Neither is wrong, but knowing which one you have helps you decide your next steps.
💭 Ask yourself:
If I took two weeks off with no phone or laptop, what would happen?
Am I working in my business or on my business most of the time?
Where Are You Now?
Before you can move forward, you need to know exactly where you stand. Be honest with yourself here – no one else needs to see your answers.
💭 Consider:
How do you feel about your business or work right now?
What’s working well for you?
What’s frustrating you every day?
What do you wish you could change immediately?
Write it all down, even the messy bits. Clarity starts here.
What Truly Fulfils You?
It’s easy to say “more money would make me happy,” but why do you want more money? Is it for freedom, security, experiences, helping your family, or proving something to yourself?
Finding what truly fulfils you helps you stay motivated when things get tough – because they will at times.
💭 Ask yourself:
What makes me feel proud?
When do I feel most energised and alive?
What am I doing when I completely lose track of time in a good way?
If money was no issue, how would I spend my days?
Get Uncomfortable..
Growth doesn’t happen in your comfort zone. If you want different results, you have to do things you’ve never done before – and yes, that feels scary.
Think about it like going to the gym: if it’s easy, it’s probably not changing much. Discomfort is a sign you’re stretching yourself to become who you need to be to reach your goals.
💭 Challenge:
Write down one thing you know you need to do for your business that you’ve been avoiding because it feels uncomfortable. Commit to doing it this week.
Where Do You Want to Be?
Now you know where you are and what drives you, decide where you actually want to go. Not just what others expect of you – what you want.
💭 Visualise:
In one year’s time, what does your ideal day look like?
What does your income look like?
How many hours do you work, and on what?
Who are you helping or serving?
Write this down in detail. This is your destination. Your WHY is the fuel that will get you there.
