Haskell - Do while loop

Question

I'm new to Haskell and would be glad if someone would be willing to help me! I'm trying to get this program to work with a do while loop.

The result from the second getLine command gets put into the varible goGlenn and if goGlenn doesn't equal "start" then the program will return to the beginning

    start = do
    loop $ do lift performAction
        putStrLn "Hello, what is your name?"
        name <- getLine
        putStrLn ("Welcome to our personality test " ++ name ++ ", inspired by the Big Five Theory.") 
        putStrLn "You will receive fifty questions in total to which you can reply with Yes or No."
        putStrLn "Whenever you feel ready to begin please write Start"
        goGlenn <- getLine
        putStrLn goGlenn
    while (goGlenn /= "start")

Answer 1

In Haskell you write "loops" recursively, most of the times.

import Control.Monad

-- ....

start = do
    putStrLn "Before the loop!"
    -- we define "loop" as a recursive IO action
    let loop = do
            putStrLn "Hello, what is your name?"
            name <- getLine
            putStrLn $ "Welcome to our personality test " ++ name 
                     ++ ", inspired by the Big Five Theory."
            putStrLn "You will receive fifty questions in total to which you can reply with Yes or No."
            putStrLn "Whenever you feel ready to begin please write Start"
            goGlenn <- getLine
            putStrLn goGlenn
            -- if we did not finish, start another loop
            when (goGlenn /= "start") loop
    loop  -- start the first iteration 
    putStrLn "After the loop!"