Why It’s Important To Define Your Why
Starting a new business is a challenging and exciting journey, but it’s not just about having a great idea. It’s about having a clear understanding of why you’re doing what you’re doing, and what drives you to succeed.
It’s the reason why you get up every day and put in the hard work, the reason why you’re willing to take risks and overcome challenges. And most importantly, it’s the reason why your customers will choose you over your competitors.
Having a strong “why” gives you direction and focus. It helps you make decisions and stay committed to your goals even when things get tough. It gives you the motivation to keep pushing forward and the resilience to bounce back from setbacks. And it helps you to stay true to your values and maintain your integrity, especially when faced with tough choices.
It’s important to know that having a “why” will also help you set the right goals. Goals help us to better focus our efforts, track our progress, and ultimately achieve the outcomes we desire. However, it can be difficult to know where to start when defining our goals. That’s where goal-setting systems come in. Check the Resources tab for some downloads with some examples of some goal setting systems you can use!
Now, back to defining your “why” …
If you think your why is to just fuck a bunch of people – then please leave my course. This is not why I’m teaching it at all.
If you’re still here, then what is your “why”? Do you think it’s fame? What about fortune?
Honestly, starting a business for fame may not be a sustainable reason. Fame is fleeting and can be unpredictable, and it’s important to have a solid foundation for your business if you want it to succeed in the long term.
On the other hand, starting a business for fortune can be a more practical reason, but it’s important to keep in mind that starting a business is a risky venture and there’s no guarantee of success or financial gain. It’s important to have a well-thought-out business plan and to be prepared for the ups and downs of entrepreneurship.
Ultimately, the best reason to start a business is because you have a passion for what you want to offer, and you believe you can create value for your customers. If you have a clear vision, are willing to put in the hard work, and are open to learning and adapting along the way, your business has a greater chance of success, regardless of whether you’re motivated by fame or fortune.
The reason I started my content creation business is because I want to eventually create passionate and sensual adult content with characters and a storyline … as a producer. I don’t want to be in front of the camera forever. I want to build a brand with my unique style, grow it into something larger where I can step back and start producing and then begin teaching others how I did it!
So what is your “Why”?
This is something I want you to take some time to think about. It’s not always easy. But once you determine what it is, everything else you do in your content creation business will be built off that “why”, and your journey will be much clearer!
The final lesson of this topic is for you to communicate your “why” to me in a well-thought-out, but short, essay to me!
Downloads
- My Business Goals Worksheet
- SMART Goals Worksheet
- Weekly SMART Goals Assessment
- Goal-Setting Systems – A Guide to Achieving Your Dreams