Find Your Own Why To Live A Better Life

[terihart]

Wow! Thank you, Richard! When I was younger with 5 little children and in a horribly abusive relationship, THOSE CHILDREN were my WHY! Thank you for showing me that! Wow! ❤

[karavictoria]

My why is putting my own house in order. That is the beginning of all other purpose. Purpose is personal, because the macro level is composed of the micro level.
This message is beautiful. I love your why as expressed in the yin chaos video. I can rally behind that. There is only so much psychotherapy as practiced today can do to heal the wounded warriors. I was aware of the reality you explained in that video, and I did not realize before now, that the path must be blazed by the bold pioneers who are willing to question and dare.

[WinstonSmith]

There is no greater purpose than the full sensation of your being.

[terrylegette]

Thank you you are so right. Narc. Free. You will have a better life if they disappeare

[patriciadammann]

This is how I’ve loved my whole life! I’ve always wanted to why in every scenario I find myself in.
When you ask why, you find the answers to all that you wish to know… very empowering. ❤

[juicymomentum]

I’ve used that quote for years and helped people figure out
Their why. And I’ve found that if it doesn’t make them cry or throw their head back in the laughter of disbelief, then they haven’t dug deep enough or drilled down to the real why.

[dianadiehl]

I suggest that life is innately without purpose and therein lies the glorious freedom: we get to create our own purpose. Whatever we choose, whatever we craft, is valid for us. No one can invalidate it, trivialize it, or naysay it no matter how hard they may try. That purpose is our guidepost, anchor, and self perpetuating source of power.

[cinnamonrose]

The core values exercise led me to my "why." It was way different than what I thought it would be. That's how I knew it was authentic. Thx so much for all the mentoring.

[kristin]

My why was always my children. Their dad left them and I knew it was all up to me. I felt purpose and strength rising to that occasion. Now they are grown, it is difficult for me to find a why.

[IfUonlyKnew-eh]

I always say the ‘Purpose To Life’ *IS PURPOSE!*

well there maybe a lot of purposes to life … but that’s mainly what I’ve gathered anyway.

[balancemodulator]

Thank you for sharing this really great info 🙏🏽

[sarahnyhan]

I heard someone say recently that there is no inherent meaning in life. Not sure I 100% agree with that, but the next thing he said is that we give life meaning. I found relief in that statement. That I'm not missing out on the big picture. I get to choose and create the big picture. In a sense.

[carolinepoon]

Yes, a why Could certainly be family, friends, animal companions, and always hope for world peace

[jeffreyjewell]

Omg is it me or is this guy ridiculously handsome?

[keithjohnson]

"ALL WAYS ARE THE QUEEN'S WAYS!" - The masses

[pamalaboyd]

That is true, Richard. I figured out the "Why", because my Lord and, Savior, is Jesus Christ. God bless, 💕 you.

[BarefootViking]

I know my purpose like the palm of my hand, just need to learn how to apply the right skills

[mariamotta]

Hello handsome, can't get enough of your beautiful accent.

[stylescai]

Also quoted by Viktor Frankl in Man's Search for Meaning

[PetitHibou]

I love it, and what more can one expect from a short clip. However, it reminds me of those recipes that say, “First, bake a cake.” (Ummmm…) 🎂😱❕ Figuring out purpose is often the toughest step. So many of us are like the living dead, trying to grind through late stage capitalism, often needing to seek purpose outside of our ‘survival work, ’ which is exhausting. But it’s true, having an outlet helps one get through it, whether it’s tied to vocation or not.