“Passion Writes the Why!”

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When you feel lost maybe it’s because you lost your mojo, but what is your mojo and how do you find it once it’s lost. We could make the argument that your mojo is that personal swagger, not necessarily your ego, rather a simple confidence that makes you feel good.

In the context of your business, start by asking yourself why you’re the best option for the consumer and watch as your passion to compete swells up. Listen to the conviction with which you describe the problems in your industry and how the lesser competitors could never compare to your compassion and level of service.

Then write it all down. Clean it up. Simplify it. Convert it into a simple claim based statement that tells the world why they should choose you. Then there you have it; the campfire that your mojo loves to gather around.

You can do this in any aspect of your life. Simply remember that all you need to find your mojo again is to turn your passion loose. You’ll always find your way back!

  • George

    What a profound but simple message to point our compass in the direction of our purpose by connecting with our passion. As you remind us Danny, the ” WHY” is the fuel which drives us forward with swagger and confidence while reconnecting with our MOJO..oh behave!!

  • Klukie

    Danny~LOVE how inspirational your Monday MOJO is every week!! Glad we ALL have our individual mojo or life would certainly be less interesting!~klukie

  • Grant

    Short, Sweet and to the point, I’ve heard this before and for whatever reason the clouds are lifting and it’s starting to make sense. Another needed nugget…

  • Anonymous

    Love the Austin Powers reference!

  • Anonymous

    We need to start with who we are and why we feel what we do…then structure it all…NOT the other way…

    I may not be right, but I’m convinced -Allan Dalton

  • Anonymous

    Your passion carried you all the way back to Cali!! :)