
Rethink your statement, and follow these simple rules to create a high-impact message about your mission:
Avoid lofty values. Quality and service are givens. So is profit.
Be aggressive. Business is competitive and missions are targets. Reflect urgency and determination to hit a target or accomplish a goal.
Keep it simple. Limit it to five or six words.
Motivate people. Make sure your words convey energy and challenge.
Maintain focus. Answer the question: What are we in business for right now?
If your mission statement embraces a variety of values, then you don’t know what business you’re really in. Hone in on what it is you’re all about, and use your mission statement to inform and inspire.
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