Mike Melton argues that success requires a clear personal why, then introduces a "why not?" mindset that pushes you to imagine maximum possibilities in earnings, learning, skills, growth, influence, and helping others. The combination breaks through self-imposed limits.
Why pay the price? Why work this hard? Why go this far? Why try to learn as much? Why develop yourself to the fullest? Why try to become all that you possibly can become? One of the biggest threats for success is to come up with a strong enough why. This is where y'all mess up. In leadership training, This is what we learn. If the why is powerful, this, everything is so easy. Here's another good answer why. It's the second question, why not? Why not see how much you can earn? Why not see how much you can learn? Why not see how many skills you can develop? Why not see what kind of person you can become? Become. Why not see what kind of influence you can have? Why not see how many people you could rescue from ruining their life? I want you to take that personal. Why not? Why not?
