What Is Your Purpose?

<p>This week’s episode of the <strong>Writeway Podcast</strong> puts <strong>Rea </strong>and <strong>Joe</strong> on the mic together again to chat about one of the most discussed topics humans have: <em>purpose</em>.</p><p>Since <strong>Joe</strong>’s wife, Anna’s, <a href="https://www.gofundme.com/f/support-anna-and-joe-tower-with-medical-expenses?qid=442bb3d0939130da7559e456405e729a" rel="nofollow">recent cancer diagnosis</a>, the purpose of <strong>Writeway </strong>has forced a requisite evolution, and now, the previously recorded episode regarding one of the most important questions we as humans need to ask ourselves—especially as <em>creators</em>—gives it a very real, high-stakes context.</p><p>In working with aspiring writers, one of the foundational methods that <strong>Writeway</strong> has always touted is encouraging clients to work to discover their “Big Why,” the motivational energy behind everything they choose and seek to accomplish. Many times, this is the most difficult part of the process, and many times, we cast it aside.</p><p>But this episode, and the company&#39;s new context, outlines exactly why we <em>can’t</em> cast our “Big Why” aside. <strong>Rea </strong>and <strong>Joe </strong>boldly analyze why this particular obstacle, and laying its groundwork, are critical for walking the path in work and in life.</p><p>Email us at <a href="mailto:podcast@writewayco.com" rel="nofollow">podcast@writewayco.com</a> and let us know: what is your “Big Why,” and how did you discover it and what has it shown you about your path?</p>