hazeltov resolved
My mission is to see through the shit, I know that much. To be authentic, real, honest and help others be likewise. I also know that I do my best to think clearly, and help others to think clearly too. I make people think.
jgrr wonders what to do next
How I did it: I made a list of my most important strengths and things I'd like to improve, and created a mission statement with 5 sentences.However, that sounded too weak to me, so I reduced my mission statement into just one sentence. Read how I did it…
yippikiyo 'I woke up this morning, I was so glad!' -Best In Show
How I did it: I have been wanting to do this for several years and even researched how to write a mission statement as I couldn't fathom where to begin. Joan Mazza's book, Dream Back Your Life is what finally made sense to me. I followed her direction and even wrote my obituary. Having the obituary was a big help in keeping me focused on what I felt was important in life. I spent much time drafting and free writing and then bega… Read how I did it…
hazeltov resolved
My mission is to see through the shit, I know that much. To be authentic, real, honest and help others be likewise. I also know that I do my best to think clearly, and help others to think clearly too. I make people think.
libby_laf is totally addicted to 43 things
im not quite sure what all to include
I’ve been feeling a call to live with more meaning lately. The feelings of emptiness I have because of my lack of an intimate relationship and children remind me that my meaning needs to come from within, not without. Even if I marry and have a family, they can’t be the source of my meaning – it’s not good for them or for me.
I feel I should be volunteering again, and perhaps considering work that has more meaning for me, even though I’ve only had this job a year and it is a good job. I want to love my job, go to work energized, to have a job that I’d do even if no one was paying me.
It’s scary to think that the result of this process might mean a new job or career, especially since I’m considering buying a house. But this feeling of hopelessness and meaninglessness washes over me with too much frequency. Life is too short to not be living with meaning, with purpose. And maybe the result of this process won’t be a new job, but new volunteer work and a sense of overall meaning and purpose.
What would people say about me at my funeral? What would I like them to say? What kind of work could I be doing that would attract the kind of partner I want to have (like the man I met recently going to work for Doctors Without Borders)? I can help people, love people more than I do now. I think writing a personal mission statement would help me focus on the actions needed to live with meaning.
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that can go on here is to care for our environment even when it is inconvenient to me.
libby_laf is totally addicted to 43 things
im thinking up some ideas for this…
Finished university, school or college.
Have a good job
Have good friends
Perhaps have a girlfriend but not children, not yet.
Money
Car or motorbike
I want to be in school – college or university
Healthy
Happy
No relationship
Kindness
Compassionate
Respectful
Honesty
Loyalty
Natelise is brainstorming
I realized last night that I don’t have goals anymore. I’ve lost my way. I promised myself that I’d sit down and start brainstorming… and promptly procrastinated. For once, procrastination paid off because I found this site. Yay!