Diana Sabreen

So one of the questions I asked Stan and company in that workshop in the Costa Rican jungle,

is why is this thing your big dream?

And the reason I ask people why is for a few reasons.

One is because the most important one is probably that knowing your why and stating your why is the biggest thing in getting you through the hard times of getting towards your dream or end goal, whatever you want to call it.

So if you don't really know what your why is, it's a little bit harder to hold on to.

It's a little bit more amalgamous.

Whereas if you have a why, you're like, okay, this is why I'm doing the thing.

And you can kind of hold that passion behind it.

Another reason I ask people what their why is, is quite honestly, because I want to make sure that they're being selfish about it.

And yeah.

Because, you know, and for this is where everything I do works with a regenerative model.

So regenerative life model, regenerative business model.

What this means is that it's not just sustainable.

You can't just keep it going.

But ideally, it's making your life better.

It's making the world better.

Whatever you're doing is making you better.

Right.

So there's this this growth behind it, not just sustainability.

So the reason I want it to be selfish is because you're going to burn out if it's not selfish.