The Mission Statements Purpose
Writing a mission statement has a purpose.
A mission statements provides clarity, focus, and purpose to a business. Why the business exists, what it does and how it impacts the world. It acts as a roadmap, aligning everyone from leaders to customers towards shared goals, boosting engagement, culture, and long-term success.Â
The Mission
First, ask yourself what is my mission in all this? Mission – To teach others to see God’s artistry through their camera lens.
The Statement
Collaborate
You may want to collaborate with others who will provide some constructive criticism. The mission statement will be developed in several brainstorming sessions. Collaborating with others can generate a variety of ideas.
Mission Statement Questions
The missions statement should answer these questions, stated very simply:
- What do you want to accomplish?
- How do you plan to accomplish these things?
- Who is the population; ages, gender, geography, income, etc.?
Evaluate
Evaluate your statement by answering these questions:
- Is it realistic?
- Is it clear and concise?
- Does it reflect the organizations values and beliefs?
- Does it reflect the needs of those you seek to help?
- Is it powerful?
- Would you be proud to see it published in the local newspaper?
Other uses for a mission statement: business plan, a website, public relations, fundraising, and collaborating with other like minded people or organizations.
Mission Statement
The missions statement acts as a compass, keeping the business anchored to core objectives during rapid growth or uncertainty. It’s a strategic tool that defines purpose, directs action, and unifies stakeholders.Â
