What is your life’s mission?

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6 Responses to “What is your life’s mission?”

  1. Apryl DeLancey Says:
    June 28th, 2008 at 1:59 pm

    My life’s mission always changes but my mission statement is probably “Enjoy it, whatever happens!” I’m one that usually has small goals that work toward a larger one. I’m not really good at writing them down though…

    Apryl DeLancey’s last blog post..Having The Dodger Blues

  2. Big Ben Patton Says:
    June 29th, 2008 at 7:07 pm

    I think my life’s goals change as I am on the fly in life, but happiness and contentedness, while helping others achieve the same level of satisfaction in life.

    Big Ben Patton’s last blog post..Making Money Offline

  3. Marie Says:
    June 30th, 2008 at 8:27 am

    It’s pretty easy for me to be general about what my goals are, but when I try to get specific it’s difficult. Funny, I know that to get to a bigger goal with my dogs I have to break it down into small specific goals along the way, but I have a hard time applying that to myself.

    Marie’s last blog post..Hectic week!

  4. K9 Amiga Says:
    June 30th, 2008 at 1:57 pm

    I think right now, for me, the most important intention is to be open, to everything. As i experience more, clarity will follow.

    But, when i was in middle school, and everyone was asking me what id do with my life (college, majors, marriage, yada yada), id decided all i wanted was to be in a place i loved, doing something i loved, surrounded by people i loved.

    the executions a bit trickier…

    K9 Amiga’s last blog post..The Little Things

  5. Bonnie Story Says:
    July 3rd, 2008 at 9:33 am

    I had a big mission-level breakthrough several years ago when I realized that my mental health is not for sale. People who take and don’t give, people who thrive on drama, and ungrateful types all got crossed off my list. That freed up so much more time and energy for myself and my loved ones. Not surprisingly, as soon as I did that, wonderful opportunities opened up and I proceeded to transform my life! I’m grateful to have learned that lesson. I know now that sometimes being “the bad guy” isn’t a bad thing. Can’t make everyone happy, but if I focus on what is true for me, then I attract elements to my life that match that truth. OK, ’nuff said, I won’t prattle on. But, since you asked… thanks Lindsay! PS: The best part is that some of the people that I had to step away from said years later that they were inspired by my actions and were able to learn and make similar choices themselves… win-win!

    Bonnie Story’s last blog post..My Supervisor

  6. Lindsay Stordahl Says:
    July 3rd, 2008 at 1:50 pm

    I know what you mean, Bonnie. I have become more aware of the people in my life who take and don’t give, who thrive on drama and are ungrateful. That’s amazing how your life changed for the better when you let these types of people go. Glad you are doing well.

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