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PERSONAL MISSION STATEMENT

To determine your life mission and purpose, get a clear sense of what is important to you and what gives your life meaning and significance by answering these questions:

WHAT DO I WANT TO BE?
– What kind of person do I want to be?
– What kind of devotee, spouse, friend, parent, co-worker?
– What roles do I want to play in life or in society?

WHAT DO I WANT TO DO?
– What is it that I love doing?
– What am I good at doing?
– What needs can I serve in society?
– What does my conscience tell me to do?
– What is life asking of me?

WHAT DO I WANT TO HAVE?
– What do I want to have on the inside (thoughts, feelings, desires, attitudes, qualities, health, etc.)?
– What do I want to have on the outside (results, resources, finances, conditions, reputation, influence, time, experiences, etc.)?

You may also use an online Mission Statement Builder here:
http://www.franklincovey.com/msb

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