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A mission statement causes you to expand your perspective,
and to examine your innermost thoughts and feelings.
In this process you clarify the purpose of your life
and identify what is really important to you. |
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Writing a mission statement is much like a treasure
hunt in that it helps you to uncover talents, interests,
and your deepest desires. |
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A mission statement forces you to clarify and express
succinctly your deepest values and aspirations. |
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A mission statement imprints your values and purposes
firmly in your mind so it becomes a part of you instead
of something you might have thought about just casually
in passing. |
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The integration of your personal mission statement
into daily and weekly planning gives you a tangible
method of keeping your vision constantly before you. |
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A mission statement is the beginning of personal
leadership. It sets parameters and guidelines for how
you live your life. |
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Writing a mission statement forces you to think
deeply about your life. And the best way to internalize
your mission is to re-write and refer to it continuously. |
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At some point in life, everyone longs for a sense
of meaning and purpose. A mission statement helps you
to uncover talents and contributions that reveal your
very reason for existence. |
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Crafting a mission statement allows you to connect
with your own unique purpose and the profound satisfaction
that comes in fulfilling it. |
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A personal mission statement helps you to address three
important questions: What is my life about?, What do
I stand for?, What actions am I taking to live what
my life is about and what I stand for? |