Sometime in my twenties, I wrote a mission statement. I found it. Surprisingly I still like it and do my best to adhere to it, though I’d strike commandment #6, mainly due to the word “ought.” That one’s right up there with “should.” Follow the desires that align to your heart/mind/body/soul complex and you need not worry about the oughts. Do you have a mission statement? What would yours looks like?
Mission Statement
I am committed to fulfilling my creative potential. By utilizing my core beliefs and values I shall endeavor to live a spiritual life that inspires and transforms. The core beliefs and values are: freedom, honesty, faith, love, creativity, spiritual growth, discipline, generosity, gratitude, happiness, health, silence, ritual.
My purpose:
- Survival – to provide the basic needs for my physical survival by making money, having healthy food to eat, having a comfortable home in which to live, and a car as needed.
- Relationship – to develop and enrich existing friendships, to form more supportive and loving friendships, to create and develop a soulful relationship with another in which love, truth, spirituality, giving, fun, loyalty, and growth are stressed.
- Self-esteem – to develop a creative venue that applies my natural artistic talent and to turn that into a lucrative self-sustaining business, to always give love to myself in the hardest of times, to honor my emotions and release them, to pray, to do things that I have a spiritual need to do (ie. travel, art, read, enjoy nature), and to ignore the naysayers.
- Transformation – to release my fears of self-consciousness, abandonment, conformity, aloneness, of public spaces, of new things.
- Internal cohesion – to always be true to myself by following my intuition, to follow the course that only I and Source set out, to always approach life with a sense of wonderment.
- Make a difference – to use my art to inspire others, give unto others as I can when I can, to always go above and beyond all I do, to be filled with love and peace and inspiration, to let others know they are loved.
- Service – to give love, be generous, and help the spiritual growth of others by utilizing my skills and expertise
Commandments:
- Always be true to myself
- Lighten up
- Do everything in love
- Be honest always
- Be fair
- Do what ought to be done
- Follow my intuition
- Surround myself only with positivity and joy
- Create
- Always strive to be and do better
- Pray
- Be kind to everyone
- Give gratitude
- Stay the course
- Pay attention to the bigger picture
- Find the adventure
- Forgive
- Seek peace
- Stay healthy
- Do something for someone everyday
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