What's your why behind what you're doing?
Well, exactly as I've described.
So that's sort of witnessing people
who had all the right degrees,
they'd been to the right schools,
they'd worked for the right organizations.
Every now and again, sort of looking up and thinking,
you know, why am I doing this?
You know, what's going on?
And seeing within them this extraordinary capability,
and yet it wasn't always switched on.
Or if it was, perhaps wasn't aligned in a way
that they could achieve what they set out to achieve.
I think sometimes when we start working
on developing ourselves,
and there are very few leaders in business today
who haven't done all sorts of things
to start that development journey,
it's a lifelong journey.
Sometimes when we start,
we can lope off in one direction and then another,
and somehow miss the mark in terms of keeping ourselves
tethered to what our purpose is.
And you know, our initial purpose for developing ourselves
and our businesses may end up being quite different
once we start exploring what that actually looks like.
And the absolute joy in seeing people connected to that
and being aligned to that,
and you know, the shifts and changes
that they're able to make.
I think just kept me going.
It's the fuel, the rocket fuel,
that keeps me inspired and connected
and interested and learning constantly.