How to recognise opportunities
Define for yourself what success means to you. When you have quantified your purpose, values, and goals, you gain power, clarity and energy.
An effective mission statement answers the following questions:
- Who do you want to serve and inspire?
- What do you want to contribute and provide them?
- How will you accomplish it?
Put the answers into a single sentence you can use as a mantra.
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