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Do you have a personal mission statement for your life?
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Do you have a personal mission statement for your life?
My mission statement has evolved and changed throughout the years. I've always been told to keep it short enough to remember easily. The current one for my life is:
Live with gratitude, humor, integrity and be a fun and encouragement catalyst.
Are any of you comfortable sharing your personal mission statement?
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Great post @Rhymesometimes Mine, Prevent Senior Homelessness Before It Happens 🙂
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Thanks @Rhymesometimes Until I stayed in a homeless shelter in my OLD age (July 2017 to August 2018), I did not care about Senior Homelessness. It is a CRISIS that a lot of people are not aware of. That is why I want to travel to Washington DC once this PANDEMIC is 100% gone (lol, hopefully in my life time) and meet with the AARP CEO 🙂 She can do so much with her VOICE.
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Lol, not the cashflow or influence unfortunately @Rhymesometimes I NEVER want to be homeless AGAIN. Hopefully the AARP CEO will be OPEN to my concerns. It is CHEAPER to PREVENT senior homelessness, versus RESCUING them AFTER they become homeless. Too many of us are dying on the streets 😞
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Your current mission statement fills me with joy and hope @Rhymesometimes! I have a purpose statement: My purpose is to fight for the liberation of all people.
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