Your "why" is your deeper purpose—the fundamental reason that drives you toward public health work. It's not just what you want to do, but why it matters to you personally. It comes from your experiences, values, and vision for the world you want to help create.
Here’s why this is important: Knowing your why can help you seek opportunities that align with your purpose. And, when you know your why, you can speak with genuine conviction about your career choices and future directions in interviews and other professional settings.
✏️ Activity 1: Create a Why Statement
Move on to Step 2: Clarify Your Values
Return to Building Block 1: Your Foundation