Find Your WHY
Find Your WHY was created as a follow-up companion to Start with WHY. Designed to help those inspired by the message find their WHY and bring it to life in both their careers and organizations, this guide gives you practical steps on how to dig deep into your past and find your greater purpose.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Simon wrote Start with WHY before he wrote Find Your WHY. Start with WHY takes more of an overarching, conceptual look at the importance of finding your greater purpose, whereas Find Your WHY is a companion guide that gives you practical steps on how to find it.
For the deepest understanding of Simon’s work with The Golden Circle, we recommend reading Start with WHY first to gain more context into what the WHY is and why it is so important. That way, you can follow up with Find Your WHY with a better grasp of what it is you are trying to find.
The Friend’s exercise is a free and fun activity Simon encourages you to complete with your friends. The goal in doing this exercise is to gain a little more clarity in the way that your friends see you, and hopefully can validate your sense of WHY in the process.
We have a few supplemental resources that were previously mentioned in the book as a link. You can find those resources on the book resources page.
Everything Simon does is to propel the Help Others Industry into existence. We suppose Find Your WHY could be categorized as a self-help book, but Simon wrote it with the intention that if you were to help yourself and find your WHY, you would then be better equipped to help others in a way that aligns with who you are at your natural best.
After Simon wrote Start with WHY, the biggest criticism he got was that he made a solid case for the existence of the WHY, but didn’t share how to find it. So, a few years later, he put out Find Your WHY as a self-guided workbook to help individuals, teams, or small businesses get in touch with what makes them thrive and find their WHY.
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