As you grow older, it can feel like you're just pushing through each day with no real goal in sight. This is especially true once you retire. While you had plenty to do when you went to work each day, now you're not sure what you're supposed to do now. The fun and games of early retirement only … Continue Reading about 6 Tips to Help Find Your Why as You Enter the Next Stage of Life
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What went wrong? Everything seemed to be going so well. Suddenly, you're lacking motivation, everything seems stale, and you have no idea what you were even trying so hard to do. In short, you lost your "Why," and now you're drifting and trying to figure out just where you went wrong. Cheer up! … Continue Reading about 5 Reasons You Lost Your “Why” and How to Fix Them
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It used to be so simple-the first days and weeks of love fill you with so much joy and passion. Every moment had positive energy all its own. But then life got in the way. As the relationship settled into something more permanent, the day-to-day routine took the place of passion. What … Continue Reading about 3 Steps to Find Your “Why” in Your Relationship
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Have you ever wondered why some people seem to have so much energy and enthusiasm for the day while you're just dragging along trying to get through the day? You'll find the answer by looking at the motivation of the people involved. Those who accomplish a great deal in the day generally have a … Continue Reading about 5 Actions You Can Take to Identify Your Why
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Looking for ways to help your kid find their passion, but out of ideas? Here are several quick tips to get you started: Share Passion As your child grows and starts exploring ideas of what excites them, they're going to ask a lot of questions about what kinds of things used to interest you. … Continue Reading about 4 Things to Do with Your Kids to Help Them Find Their “Why”