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Step 6: Put Your Mission Statement Into Practise
Congratulations!
By now, you should have a working personal mission statement, but you’re
probably wondering, what should I do with it.
You could hang your mission statement on your wall or keep it somewhere
private  but  accessible,  or  you  could  put  it  in  your  drawer.  Alternatively,  you
could  expand  on  your  personal  mission  statement  and  develop  one  for  your
family.
Once  you’ve  created  your  mission  statement,  start  setting  goals  for  your

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creative projects and take action to achieve what you want.
Then, when you know what to do, go and do it because nothing disappoints
more than an artist who knows what they want to achieve but never gets started.
When trouble arrives, as it inevitably will, you’ll be self-reliant and have an
oar to guide you through choppy waters.
Of course, all of this activity is useless without reflection. You don’t want to
spend years working on a creative project without occasionally asking yourself:
“Is this worth doing?”
“Am I living up to my personal beliefs?”
“Do I know what’s driving me?”
Put  a  few  minutes  aside  once  a  month  to  review  and  update  your  mission
statement  and  see  if  you’re  guiding  your  life  in  the  right  direction.  You  should
have a system of personal beliefs that you refine as your life changes.