The Power of Mission
- Randy D Mosier
- Jul 22, 2018
- 2 min read
Updated: Feb 14
TA Life-Changing Experience in the Dominican Republic
In June, my wife and I joined a medical mission trip with Hope International Ministries(hopeinternationalministries.org).
The organization’s clear vision and structured approach made an incredible impact.
When an organization has passion and organization, success follows naturally.
Being part of such a mission reaffirmed my belief in the power of vision, planning, and execution.
Does Your Organization Have a Clear Mission?
Have you worked with an organization that inspired you with its clarity and direction?
Some companies move too slowly, missing opportunities for growth.
Others have a plan, a strategy, and the ability to implement it quickly.
Success requires higher-level thinking, structured planning, and disciplined execution.
Why a Personal Mission Statement Matters
A mission statement provides clarity and direction in life.
Without one, decision-making becomes scattered and unfocused.
A mission acts as a filter, helping you set boundaries and prioritize what truly matters.
Creating Your Personal Mission Statement
Ask yourself these five key questions:
What is truly important in my life?
Where do I want to go in my life?
What does the best version of me look like?
How will I act and be perceived by others?
What lasting legacy do I want to leave?
Guidelines for Writing Your Mission Statement
Keep it short and to the point.
Focus on implementation—a mission without action is just an idea.
Speak it into existence—share it with others for accountability.
Allow it to evolve over time as your life and goals shift.
Start Today—Your Life Depends on It
Without a mission, you lack guardrails, leading to unnecessary struggle.
A clear mission simplifies decision-making and enhances personal growth.
Don’t wait—start developing your mission statement today.
