Questions for the New Year

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Questions for the New Year

Answer These Three Questions to Define Your New Year of Books!

John Kremer

Jan 05, 2023

Here are three questions that my friends have asked me via email in the past week:

What's your reason to get up in the morning? — a question from Guy Kawasaki, host of the Remarkable People podcast. Listen in to his podcast to find how some people have answered this question:

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Here's the transcript of the above interview: https://remarkable-people.simplecast.com/episodes/hector-garcia-finding-your-reason-for-living/transcript

I figured that I should answer these questions as well. Here’s my answer to this question: “What’s your reason to get up in the morning?:

I get up in the morning to share all the things I’m learning and have learned with other people: advice about marketing books, my insights on how to pray, my love of words and travel trivia and TV trivia and wonderful quotations and more. I just love sharing what I discover. And I love inspiring other people. — John Kremer

If you got hit by a bus tomorrow, what's the one idea you'd want to leave behind? — Marie Forleo, bestselling author of Everything Is Figureoutable

No matter your dreams or obstacles, you have the power
to change your life and change the world. — Marie Forleo

Everything Is Figureoutable by Marie Forleo — *Everything Is Figureoutable* by Marie Forleo

Here’s my answer to this question: “If you got hit by a bus tomorrow, what's the one idea you'd want to leave behind?”:

Over the next few years (I know it all won’t happen tomorrow), I hope to leave behind this one message: The most important thing in your life is your relationship to God, the spiritual dimension of your life that way too many people ignore. Learn how to pray. Learn how to meditate. Learn how to connect to the real real. — John Kremer

Someone sent me an email with this question: What is your word for the new year? Sadly, I can’t find the email so I just have to ask that question and provide an answer for it. Your word for the year can be any word that encompasses one to three words (as a word or expression).