If you're anything like me you have 5,000 things you want to do, not enough time to get to everything on your to do list, and a pile of books that you "hope" you'll be able to read one day. Since the beginning of the year is usually a time for looking forward, this might be the time to consider writing your own personal mission statement. When you've defined just what is MOST important to you, you'll be able to focus on the important tasks and let the other ones go by the wayside. The Rochester, Minnesota Chamber of Commerce has a cool .pdf worksheet that lets you plug in some personal details so you can create a personal mission statement that inspires the best within you.
www.rochestermnchamber.com/pdf/lgr_missionStatement.pdf
(Writing Sparks Newsletter, 1/18/2008)
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