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MoneyMatters101.com Home Work Environment Administrative Assistants Be Yourself, Be Authentic Branding Yourself Cliques And Favoritism Decrease Conflict Discussing Politics Dressing For Work Drugs And Alcohol Effective Office Manager Feeling Good At Work Getting Laid Off If You Are Sick Know-It-None Leading By Example Mission Statement Organizing Your Space Sexual Harassment Speak Up, Speak Well Tact and Skill The 21st Century Workplace Take Action Violence At Work Why Be A Follower? Working From Home Workplace Environment Workplace Injuries Workplace Stress Links Email Us Compensation Fed Emp Military Careers Surviving A Layoff	Creating a Mission Statement When we think about mission statements, we think about corporations or institutions. Well, you can create a mission statement of your own. When preparing a mission statement, your goals play a big role in successfully creating your statement. Mentoring can also play a huge role, because it reflects on who has influenced your life, or who’s life you have influenced. What is a Mission Statement?   A mission statement describes your unique purpose in life. It captures what qualities you want to develop, what you want to accomplish, and what contributions you want to make. A personal mission statement becomes a guide for your life, inspiring you to make the decisions that will best help you reach your goals and fulfill your vision. When starting your mission statement, ask yourself these 5 questions: Who has influenced your life in a good way? How? Mentoring What are some of your ambitions? Talents? Goals What has been one defining moment in your life? Mentoring What contributions do you want to make during your lifetime? Goals How would you like people to describe you? Goals and or mentoring. You may find that your mission statement will be much more balanced and much easier to work with, if you break it down into the specific roles that you play in your life and the goals you want to accomplish in each area. Look at your professional role – manager, salesperson, assistant Think of your personal roles – husband, wife, father, mother, friend, neighbor Your community roles – public service, volunteer, mentor, sponsorship It may take several months, possibly years, to create a personal or professional mission statement. Being proactive and taking responsibility in our lives is the first step.	Featured Book Advertise on MoneyMatters101.com
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