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U nit 2: What Are My Goals?

Mission Statement…what is it?. U nit 2: What Are My Goals?.

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U nit 2: What Are My Goals?

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  1. Mission Statement…what is it? Unit 2: What Are My Goals? “A mission statement is a motto that states what your life is about. It's your life's blueprint. They can be long or short, poems or songs, a quote or a list of quotes, a picture, photograph, or collage, many words or a single word, there is no single right way to do it!” Mission Statements should be one-page in length and highlight the following: a one-sentence mission/vision for your life, words that describe you, your belief(s), your motto for life, outside interests, likes/dislikes, strengths/weaknesses.

  2. Sample Mission Statement My one-sentence mission/vision: To live life completely, honestly, and compassionately while making a positive impact on those around me Words that describe me: loving, honest, fair, caring, supportive, spiritual, loyal, optimistic, creative, kind, helpful, moral, friendly, easy-going, forgiving, strong-willed, persistent. I am a loyal friend. I place a high value on true friendship and will do almost anything for my friends. I am an educator. I truly believe my calling in life is a teacher/counselor/adviser. I enjoy the inner satisfaction that comes with helping people learn -- in whatever context that it happens. My current buzzword for this concept: learner empowerment. I'm a problem-solver. I enjoy making people happy by solving their problems, but need to remember that some people want to solve their own problems. I am a fighter. I believe in sticking up for issues and people I believe in and for fighting for what is right. I am a dedicated and loving family member. Family is important to me. I am a writer. Not necessarily a great writer, but I believe in the power and importance of the written word. I continually strive to better myself in all areas

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