Motivational speaker at a meeting asked the question as we have heard many times before "WHY DID THE CHICKEN CROSS THE ROAD?"
Typical answer is to get to the other side. But why did he want to get to the other side?
Was it because something on his side drove him to cross the road? Was it because there was something on the other side that motivated him to want to be there. The answer came from the back of the room. The chicken crossed the road because the Rooster was on the other side.
The speaker suggested that the Chicken crossed the road because the Rooster was on the side that the Chicken was already on.
The whole jest of the talk was what motivates you to cross the road?