We agree on what a personal mission statement is about. So, at least we have that, right?
However, a personal mission statement is effectively useless unless you’re a “man of action” and are motivated to make things happen.
As you undoubtedly know, working on your personal mission statement is hard, hard work. You’re going against the flow. You’re working against entropy. You’re pushing back against most of the natural forces of the universe.
There are a lot of folks out there who want to sit back, punch a clock, and have greatness arrive in an e-mail. Preferrably an e-mail that doesn’t require a reply, because - you know - they’re pretty busy with their latte and all…
That’s why I say that unless you’re committed to making the most of your time, you might as well be writing your personal mission statement in the foam of that latte.
Dan
]]>A personal mission statement is about deciding what you want to accomplish, who you want to be, and how you want to get there. That should come before aiming to accomplish as much as possible, right?
Seems like we have a different understanding of what such a statement is purposed for.
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