Humble Mission Statement

I work in the place where people come to rehabilitate their lives after serious injuries. Many patients are there due to events that change their lives forever. Many of my patients are spinal cord injuries which left them paralyzed for life. This where two of my mission statements come from; To accept the things as they are, things that I have no power to change. To advocate for others when they can’t advocate for themselves.

Last Sunday at church Father Ron said something that hit home for me. He said that a mission begins with an invitation. I grew up in a rural area in the highlands of Nairobi, Kenya. Life was not easy and I always made a point of maximizing the opportunities I got. I grew up knowing that I wanted to be in a profession that really helped people improve their wellbeing. When I got the opportunity to go to university I choose to do Biomedical Science because I was very good at science and I thought that being a scientist was my calling. However, becoming an adult and having varying experiences like volunteering in a children’s home, working in the field doing research, working in a laboratory and currently working as a nurse aide has taught me

Narrow hallways walled by human heads and limbs crowding every space between metal bars surrounded me. Children starved on unpaved streets with only rags that wrapped their bodies. I ended my high school career by serving a foreign community. In Chinandega, Nicaragua I had the opportunity to befriend and support the sick, the imprisoned, the orphaned and impoverished. This experience among others shaped me to appreciate the value of philanthropy and social justice.

Your mission is to show and share the love of Jesus by promoting wellness and providing quality, affordable health care for Lawndale and the neighboring communities. If you are selected for this position, tell us how you can support our mission?

According to Janel M.Radtke, How to write a mission statement, (p.1.) "Every organization has a mission, a purpose and a reason for being."At the pulse of a company, There is a mission that drives the company towards an objective. This “being” is a medium which organization use for communicating its objectives.

I am very excited to have the opportunity work on this year's yearbook. I believe that yearbook will be a great experience, working together as a team to make a book that people will look at for years to come is just very inspiring to work hard and make a good book. I love meeting new people and being active in school activities, yearbook is a great way to do that. I have made many scrapbooks before but never on the computer, I am excited to learn something new. I take pride in my work and everything I do, my mission on the yearbook staff would be to do everything I can do to make it the best book it can be. I am thrilled to work with my classmates to complete this year’s yearbook.

Mission statements and core values. Both terms that one would find written on a placard upon entering most healthcare facilities. These placards address what the healthcare facility “believes” to be at the heart of what they do. Human dignity, respect for all persons, quality care at an affordable price, good stewardship of resources are keywords often used to describe these statements and values. Increased patient to nurse ratios are in direct opposition to what one would think of in terms of good stewardship of resources, not to mention the degradation of quality care. As nurses leave the profession a void is left that is becoming harder to fill which leads to shortages. Nursing shortages can be directly attributed to inappropriate nurse patient ratios.

Anita Satterlee defines a missions statement as follows: “A mission statement is like an introductory paragraph: it lets the reader know where the writer is going” (Satterlee, 2013).

When I was 14 years old I had the opportunity to go to the United States Naval Academy, and witness my Cousin Graduate. During this time I was undecided in what I wanted to do with my life, but when all the Midshipmen tossed their hats in the air I immediately knew the Naval Academy was where I need to be. The United States Naval Academy Mission Statement says, “To develop Midshipmen morally, mentally and physically and to imbue them with the highest ideals of duty, honor and loyalty...”. As I look at the mission statement it is not just words it is a lifestyle that you must live by. The words that stick out to me are duty, honor, and of course loyalty. Duty means your obligation to put your team's task above everything else even yourself.

In 1991 she created a new magazine called “Martha Stewart Living” that would become a huge thing

Getting the most out of college is a theme present in both the values of Jesuit education as articulated in the Gonzaga Mission Statement and Ken Bain’s “What the Best College Students Do”. This idea is presented in the overarching goal of Gonzaga University to “intentionally develop the whole person -- intellectually, spiritually, physically, and emotionally”. Gonzaga emphasizes the importance of the core curriculum in order to fulfill this goal and to educate students so that when they leave the university, they will be prepared not only to enter the workforce, but also to live a fulfilling life. This is seen in the requirements of the core curriculum, in which all students must take a variety of courses in order to become holistically educated.

Topshop is a one-stop shop for fashion conscious women. It is an innovative, British brand offering a wide product range, that is trend driven at an affordable price. With a target audience of women aged 15 to 30, particularly focusing on students, offering a 10% discount to all students who shop at Topshop.

My Mission Statement is to constantly grow in ways that will take me to higher heights, all while keeping God first, family second, and career third. My goal is to forgive without holding a grudge. Vocalize my feelings when I am hurting or sad, in a way that will be productive in resolving the issue. I also would like to not be so guarded. I will allow others to love me in their own way, and not get upset when it is not the same way I love them. I would like to grow in divine wisdom, love, peace, patience and experience daily joy. As I grow in wisdom, I would also like to impart knowledge in younger generations to help them prevent some of the same mistakes that I have made in the past. I will always try to treat others the way I would like to be

In fact, holiness is at the core of focusing on my next decision, and admitting where I’m wrong. In this way I am not allowing the success or failure of a past decision to be the guiding force behind my future. By focusing on where God is guiding me in the here and now, I am setting myself apart from the natural flow of life, and better allowing myself to be open to God’s will today. Though admitting wrongs is the right thing to do, it is so vital to holiness it must be included in my mission statement. By finishing my mission statement in this way, I am acknowledging my need for God, and his grace in everything I do.

Our Roadmap starts with our mission, which is enduring. It declares our purpose as a company and serves as the standard against which we weigh our actions and decisions.