Begin with, "why?"

We always tend to have the why questions in our minds concerning different issues such as ;Why are you doing that business?Why are you in that career?

 

We have this thing called "requirements" in Programming where by  it's the customer who from their own opinion comes up with what they want to see in their product or rather what you need to make the kinda product they like/want.

 

And you will find that it is  these requirements that actually make the product what it is and thus the exact reason why the clients need that particular product !

 

If in any case the programmer makes the product and it doesn’t meet the exact requirements of the client, then it only means that the product is no longer of no use to the client; they have lost interest in the product!

 

One thing to note is this, that a programmer is not only limited to the requirements given to him but also to understanding why the customer needs the product and why he needs it that way.

 

Now take this personal; relate this with your life. Why do you even pray? Do you only pray because you need answers or you pray because you love God and want to just commune and have a relation with Him?

 

Your "why" defines your end result. Your reason for doing the things you do will always carry an implication in what you actually receive as the end result! In other words, once you know what you want to see, you then determine what to do and what not to do in order to come up with that end result!

 

Now in John 3:16, there is something beautiful I would like us to share.

We find an important truth, where by God so loved the world and because of loving the world so much next thing, we see Him sending His only begotten son Jesus Christ to die for you and I.

 

Tell you what, there is just you one thing you shouldn't forget; you can’t really love God back if you don’t understand why he first loved you! This is key.

 

The reason why most people tend to wonder whether or not God is still with them during hard times or tend to doubt in the constant and unconditional love of God for them simply because of the present problems they may be facing is because their real problem is not knowing the extreme and intense love that God has for them. They haven't yet understood the immeasurable far surpassing love that the Lord has for them which is eternal. Also it's because they haven't yet come to the realization that it is God who first loved them while they were yet sinners and gave up Christ to die for them. That His love for them was never conditioned to what they did or didn't do!

 

So my piece of advice to you today is that before you do anything or start anything I urge you to begin with first understanding the reason for wanting to do it; understand the "why" and I can assure you that that alone will become your drive for doing what you do and will motivate you to finally get that end result you wanted.

 

Why did you go to that school you went to?

 Why do I speak the language I speak?

Why am I Rwandan not a Ugandan or any other nationality?

Why are you a Phaneroo member or a member of any other church you may be going to?

 

If you take enough time to understand your "why’s", this only will save you from wasting time with things that don't matter which you could have done if you hadn't second thought about it, and also it will give you a clear picture of what you want the end to look like and act as a motivation for you to go ahead and pursue it!

 

Don’t wait to see the end physically! What do I mean? You don't need to wait until the end finally manifests and comes to pass no, rather see the end from the beginning! And the way to this is by first understanding why you want to do what you want to do and then when you figure out the answer to that "why" question you will have a clear picture of what you want to see as the end result of doing that particular thing!

 

Your "why" brings out the purpose for doing the things you do. It shows the reason behind everything you do, because in your "why" we get to clearly see both the reason for wanting to do that thing (its beginning) and then it's end because those two things the beginning and end of a thing answer the purpose of doing a thing which is actually the "why" question!

 

It is your " why " which will make you stand even when the situation is saying something different, because you carry the end of that thing in mind!

 

Your why will make you be different from others because it defines the distinctive marks you leave because of your uniqueness in doing things. It defines your way of doing things versus the way many people do things because they found others doing them or were just taught to do so!

 

Your "why" is what you know and see. Your why will make you stand when you were supposed to have fallen according to the prediction of men!

 

Why do you do what you do? This is what really counts and it should be taken into account by all men!

 

 ~BN