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„Why“ question is such a red herring. This is a trap perpetuated by the sellers of self help books. First, they convince you that you MUST know the answer and i
by artemonster 4y ago
„Why“ question is such a red herring. This is a trap perpetuated by the sellers of self help books. First, they convince you that you MUST know the answer and if you do, your problems are solved. Then, because this is a very deep, personal and open-ended question, you go on an existential journey and have no choice but to buy more of their crappy books that supposedly should help you find your „why“.
You dont‘t need a „why“, because no one truly has it, not even the universe itself
- nicbou 4y agoWe're just looking for a market fit, not to find God
- speed_spread 4y agoThat would make a great story. A marketing team accidentally finds God while looking for a new niche for their shit product.
- nicbou 4y agoThat's why the people at Toyota don't go past the fifth "why"
- quickthrower2 4y agoI think the why here is more like “why do we need to make payments easier for online merchants” and suchlike