We often run first into what. What needs to be done?
Once that is understood, the most natural next question is, how? How do we do what needs to be done?
But, if we never get past what how and what are a function of, we may never get to why. Why are we doing this, in the first place?
Without the centering that can come from 'why', we can spend a lot of time learning how to do something, without even knowing why...which often ends up somewhere we don't want to be.
