Comedian Michael Jr. goes Off the Cuff at live comedy show and uses this completely improv moment as a great illustration for knowing your why and purpose in life. See what happens after he...

Great lesson to share with your students! The reason you teach them is to help them find "their why"!For more great videos like this to share with students,...

The ‘Know Your Why’ principle is a significant part of comedian Michael Jr‘s philosophy. He asserts that more than simply knowing what we do and how we do it, knowing why we take certain actions is the driving force behind meaningful and impactful life choices.

Truly, when you know your WHY, your WHAT becomes more impactful because you're walking towards or in your PURPOSE. 📲 Click the video to watch it in full-screen mode. Check out my YouTube channel for more laughs and inspiration! ↪️ https://bit.ly/MichaelJrYouTube

Comedian Michael Jr. goes Off the Cuff at live comedy show and uses this completely improv moment as a great illustration for knowing your why and purpose in life. See what happens after he asks if he can sing…

When the WHY is great enough, the how doesn't matter... dig deep and know WHY you do what you do, for who? Bring passion & determination to the table... and ...

Mar 21, 2016 · In a moving video talk, comedian Michael Jr. describes the power of knowing your "why." In it, he showed an audience a clip from a different event, in which he asked a member of that audience to sing the opening stanzas from "Amazing Grace."

Comedian Michael Jr. goes Off the Cuff at live comedy show and uses this completely improv moment as a great illustration for knowing your why and purpose in life. See what happens after he asks if he can sing…

Mar 31, 2016 · In a moving video talk, comedian Michael Jr. describes the power of knowing your “why.” In it, he showed an audience a clip from a different event, in which he asked a member of that...

Aug 10, 2020 · In a moving video talk, comedian Michael Jr. describes the power of knowing your “why.” In it, he showed an audience a clip from a different event, in which he asked a member of that audience to sing the opening stanzas from “Amazing Grace.”