How to begin:
Grab a piece of paper & your favourite pen. Get seated somewhere
comfortable & write down some questions. I like these ones, but they’re
just examples to get your juices flowing. There are no hard & fast rules
with this!
I am at my best when…
I am at my worst
when…
What do I really
love to do at work?
What do I really
love to do in my personal life?
My natural
talents & gifts are…
If I had unlimited time & resources &
knew I could not fail, what would I choose to do?
My life’s
journey is…
What would
people say about you on your 80th birthday?
What do I
consider to be my biggest future contribution to the most important people in
my life?
Are there things
I feel I should change or alter, even though I’ve dismissed these thoughts many
times? What are they?
Imagine you
could invite to dinner three people who have influenced you the most. Write
their names & the one quality or attribute you admire most in these people.
Let’s think of
balance as a state of fulfillment & renewal in each of the four dimensions:
physical, spiritual, mental, & social/emotional. What are the single most
important things you can do in each of these areas that will have the greatest
positive impact on your life & help you achieve a sense of balance?
What are your
values?
What is most
important to you?
What are some
goals you’d like to achieve this year?
What kind of
image do you hope to project?
Is it similar or
dissimilar to the image you’re projecting right now?
What are your
roles in life?
Are you happy
with them?
Want more
inspiration? Your mission statement doesn’t have to be straight-forward or
plainly-spoken.
This Website has
free templates for your mission statement.
Here’s another
interesting way to write your mission statement.
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