Why have you come to this earth?

Do you know what it is that motivates you? Why are you putting in so much effort and exerting so much effort to achieve your goals? Do you understand why you've come to this place? Whatever your goals and aspirations may be, it is critical to consider the factors that led to those goals and aspirations in the first place. Your "why" is the explanation for why you desire what you want and what you want to attain. Your why is intertwined with your life's purpose in many ways.

It seems bizarre that we spend most of our time wandering through life with no clear sense of direction. At times, we accomplish amazing things and give the impression that we are living a happy and fulfilling life. In fact, we may have everything material that we could possibly desire while still being successful in our jobs, enterprises, and every other endeavor. Although many people who have attained success will tell you that they still feel empty on the inside and that their lives still lack genuine purpose, this is not always the case.

For a minute, imagine that you have accomplished your goals and are content with your life. You are well-known. What's the big deal? You have a large collection of high-end automobiles. What's the big deal? You are the most knowledgeable person in your field. What's the big deal? You are the owner of the largest or most successful corporation in the nation. What's the big deal? You have accumulated money far beyond your wildest expectations. What's the big deal?

Achievement, riches, and fame in and of themselves are meaningless if they do not provide an explanation to the "why." Why? We do things because the reason for doing them is ultimately more significant than what we do when we do them.

In life, everything serves a certain function. Every living creature, including trees, ants, bees, birds, and other insects, has a reason for being. Each individual contributes to the fragile structure of existence in their own way. Every successful idea or useful item provides a solution to a query. Technology provides an answer to the why question — it is a solution to a problem for someone.

A significant proportion of us exists just for the sake of existing. We go about our lives as though just existing is our ultimate objective, year in and year out. We are content if we earn enough money and accumulate enough possessions to get us through to the following year's end. Isn't there anything more to our lives than that, somewhere? How can something as beautifully crafted and loaded with potential as you are merely existing in this world for the sake of existing? What do you believe you have to offer the world? Is it making a difference to anybody that you're here at all?

The response to these questions is somewhat based on your reasons for asking them. Your why is the compelling motive for why you want to get anything. It is not so much what you want as it is the compelling cause for your desire. It is important to understand your why since it is intimately related to your life's purpose: the thing that you were put on this earth to do.

So, who is it that defines your why and what you want to achieve? Simply said, you are correct. Sadly, if you are like the majority of people, you are probably hoping for a magical encounter that will reveal why you are here and what your next steps should be. These kinds of experiences certainly occur for some individuals, but they are more of an exception than a norm. The truth is that the vast majority of individuals already know where they want to go in life and what they want to do with their lives.