Stephen R. Covey Quotes

A Personal Mission Statement Is Based On Habit Two Of The 7 Habits Of Highly Effective People Called "Begin With The End In Mind." In One's Life, The Most Effective Way To Begin With The End In Mind Is To Develop A Mission Statement, One That Focuses On What You Want To Be In Terms Of Character And What You Want To Do In Reference To Contributions And Achievements. It Is Based Upon Self-chosen Values And Principles. Victor Hugo Once Said, "There Is Nothing As Powerful As An Idea Whose Time Has Come." A Mission Statement Is That Idea. You May Call It A Credo Or A Philosophy; Or You May Call It A Purpose Statement. It's Not Important What It Is Called. What Is Important Is That Vision, Purpose, And Values Are More Powerful, More Significant, And More Influential Than The Baggage Of The Past Or The Accumulated Noise Of The Present.

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