Dr. Joe Vitali, in the recently released book and DVD, the Secret , advises that if you know what you want in your life, then intend it. State it. Like most simple statements, it is true yet always means work on our part.
Defining who we are, why we are, and where we want to be begins the process of understanding ourselves. This includes our relationship to the world we are building our business and personal life in. The benefits from the work done on your defining mission statement and vision statement become your authentic intentions – Success.
“Look, feel, hear, and think within” says Don Midgett, author of Mission and Vision Statements: Your Path to a Successful Business Future. "Find a place to work where you can become calm, clear, centered and creative to craft your mission and vision statements. This will allow you to discover your unique path and what it looks and sounds like."
Your mission statement should include the values you cherish, as well as a statement broad enough to include desired future growth yet detailed enough to be realistic. As Joel Barker once said "Vision without action is merely a dream. Action without vision just passes time. Vision with action can change the world." Are you ready to change your world?
Treat development of a mission and vision statement as more than a one-time exercise. All businesses, as well as individuals, must test and change their mission statement and vision statement periodically to keep up with our fast-paced times.
Don Midgett, Author
Mission and Vision Statements: Your Path to a Successful Business Future 81 pages, is available in digital format (pdf) at http://www.missionvisionstatement.com
Don Midgett is the managing partner for the GenesisGroup, helping organizations and leaders discover their full potential. Don specializes in workshops on mission and vision, strategic planning, and team building.
To schedule an interview with Don, email him at don.midgett@missionvisionstatement.com or call 805-746-3161.
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