How to Create a Meaningful Mission: Live Your Life with More Purpose, Passion and Commitment (Your Best Life)

This Book is for You if You . . .
• want to maximize your time, energy and effort in a worthwhile cause—your best life!
• aren’t satisfied with an average life—you want something bigger and better than that.
• want greater clarity for the path your life takes.• desire to create a legacy—an exceptional life of meaning, significance—one that truly matters.
• are committed to creating a mission based upon your core values and strongly held beliefs.
• desire to think bigger and believe in the possibilities of living up to your full and unique potential.
• want to believe more in yourself, and in what’s possible.
• want to learn about resources and recommendations that will help you create a clear and Meaningful Mission as a vehicle for living your Best Life.
• have a desire to dig deeper, think more comprehensively and live in a more balanced, meaningful and significant fashion.
Even if You . . .
• already have a mission statement, but want to make it bigger, better and more inspiring.
•are a teenager or have already entered your Golden Years.
• think your life is great and can’t get any better.

"How to CreateYour Meaningful Mission shouldbe standard issue for anyone starting out or beginning a new phase of life. Theauthor builds the case for having personal, family, organizational andcorporate mission statements--and then shows us step by step how to do it. The book has greatexamples and even covers the challenges and pitfalls to avoid or overcome. Fivestars for sure."
--SusanMcGrogan
CodingServicesGroup.com
 
 
"Thetopic of developing a Meaningful Mission Statement is one that more people inour communities could benefit from today. I especially like the key steps laidout in Chapter 5 to get your mission statement started. These steps can act asa filter to help improve or revise your current mission statement. The concisepresentation of this work could help you draft your statement over a weekend asMichael mentions. The key is to get started with the framework to see whatcomes from within you and gets expressed onto your paper."
--ShaneFielder
SamuraiInnovation.com