Is your "why" big enough?

Why is it that some fill their days with massive activity that produces results while others do just enough to get by? Some are satisfied with getting their 40 in and heading for the couch. If a promotion comes their way, they simply reply, " I don't want the responsibility."

Micheal Burt said many people die with unfulfilled potential still in them. I believe some do it because they are selfish. Some do it because the alternative seems too difficult. Some have let an event in their life hold them back. In the end, they are all just excuses.

When your "why" is just accumulating stuff, it is easy to quit. You can't be stopped when your "why" goes from survival, stuff or status, to making a difference in the lives of those around you. The moment you want to quit, you remember your goals are so much bigger than you. Take a minute today and write down things that are important to you and pull that list out everytime you start to get discouraged.