My Personal Mission So Far

Mission Statement 1:

"To Help People BE GREAT and FEEL LOVED and Point The Way to The Better Life Journey."

<---Says nothing towards people's feelings -

How do I want people to FEEL?

I want people to FEEL LOVED

How do people experience me?

Genuine, Kind, Strong, Passionate

What EMOTIONS do I want to invoke?

Mission: (SBC)

To Reach People

To Teach People

To Mobilize People

Mission: (Taurus)

To Inspire People

To Influence People

To Impact People

Phrases that come to mind:

"The Life Journey"

"Better"

"Be Great"

"Point The Way"

"How"

(know how, show how)

Core Values: (USAF)

Integrity First

Service Before Self

Excellence In All I Do

Core Values: (Taurus)

Wisdom

Integrity

Service

Excellence

Love

Yes

I AM FOCUS AREAS:

MINISTER - tend to the needs of other

MENTOR - walk with (guide)  others on the life journey

MOTIVATOR - catalyst/encourager

MUSICIAN- created to create/ made to make music

MASTER - overcomer of self, challenges

The "People Business"

People will always have NEEDS

So, Attend to People's Needs.

This is "ministry"

Minister (verb)

"Minister" is too religious/polarizing?

min·is·ter

noun

1. a member of the clergy, especially in Protestant churches.

synonyms: clergyman, clergywoman, cleric, ecclesiastic, pastor, vicar, rector, priest, parson, father, man/woman of the cloth, man/woman of God, churchman, churchwoman; More

2. (in certain countries) a head of a government department.

"Britain's defense minister"

synonyms: member of the government, political leader, cabinet minister, secretary of state, secretary, undersecretary, department head, privy counselor, politician; diwan

"a government minister"

verb

1. attend to the needs of (someone).

"her doctor was busy ministering to the injured"

2. act as a minister of religion. - SHEPHERD/PASTOR

synonyms:  tend, care for, take care of, look after, nurse, treat, attend to, see to, administer to, help, assist, succor; cater to, serve, wait on, accommodate, be solicitous of, pander to; informal: doctor

"doctors were busy ministering to the injured"