We have another episode of "That's Life with John Carver." This is episode #210. We called this episode "It’s Not What It’s Why." Some of what I share, in this episode, includes: “Most people look at what others are doing and base their opinion on the actions of the individuals. JAMES HAMBLIN, MD shares: “John Sylvan didn’t know what he had. Sylvan thought there was a market for a device that would brew a single cup of coffee at a time. After much experimentation, he came up with the device and the little plastic cup that would hold the coffee. He and his college roommate decided to name his invention using the Dutch word for excellence: Keurig. In 2014, more than 9 billion of those little plastic cups were sold, generating more than $4 billion of income, according to a recent issue of The Atlantic. However, Sylvan didn’t receive any of that money; back in 1997, he sold his share of the company for $50,000. When he was bought out of Keurig in 2007 1997, he turned around and bought stock in Green Mountain for $3.20 per share. He sold the stock a couple years ago when it broke $140.” The majority of people assume they understand what you do without discovering why you do it. In my career I have visited thousands of people in their homes. It amazed me the choices people make regarding their priorities, purchases and lifestyle. It became clearer when I invested the time to discover the why behind their decisions…” Each week I sent out an inspirational/motivational email to thousands of people. One idea, or story, in these weekly emails could change your life for the better. Here is a link to one of my recent weekly emails: https://conta.cc/3luGxWK To subscribe to this FREE weekly email go to: http://bit.ly/getjohnsemails These videos and the weekly email are other ways I am giving back and paying it forward. Thanks for watching. Respectfully, John Carver [email protected] (Music by John Carver and Epidemic Sound. Photos and Video clips by Pixaday.com, Pexels.com ad Videvo.net)