Most cliches about life and the human experience carry a significant portion of truth; we tend to ignore them because they're pretty obvious, but they can also be helpful. Like when our life is in danger, we see how trivial are the rest of our worries. Getting into that level of introspection is only possible when we stop for a moment to reflect and analyze our lives, our priorities, our goals, and dreams. In this episode, after welcoming a healthy new baby girl into my family, I caught myself on one of those cliche thoughts, what is essential in my life? I've concluded that all of us need time for a pause. We need time to stop for a minute and think about our personal WHY and if it is worthy of our time and sacrifice. Following Peter Drucker's advice, we must follow effective action with quiet reflection. And from that quiet reflection, after we reassessed our direction, the following action will be even more effective. In This Episode, You Will Learn:Finding immense gratitude after every new child in the family (1:48)The moments we stop to think about what is essential in life (2:13)Asking ourselves what we care about (4:02)What occupies our thoughts leads our actions (4:21)Asking ourselves if our personal WHY is worth fighting for (4:45)Resources:"Follow effective action with quiet reflection. From the quiet reflection will come even more effective action." - Peter Drucker.Let's Connect!WebsiteLinkedInInstagram Facebook Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.