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Work doesn’t always feel like calling—but even ordinary jobs can become sacred ground. When your mission and your job fall out of sync, one will shape the other. Discover how clarity, faithfulness, and integrity can bring alignment between what you do and who you’re called to become.
...Most mission statements sound good but feel empty. Your mission isn’t meant to be a slogan—it’s something you grow into through experience, struggle, and reflection. The goal isn’t a perfect sentence. It’s a clear direction you can live, not just recite.
...We often downplay or overlook the messy, painful, or ordinary parts of our lives. Yet these moments carry signals that shape our mission and calling. When you embrace your story truthfully and courageously, you unlock the foundation of a mission only you can fulfill.
...We often treat mission like a static statement, but true mission is not something you have—it’s something you do. It’s revealed through daily choices, small acts of service, and the perseverance to keep moving forward. Mission is not a noun—it’s a verb lived out with intention and humility.
...The image you see is a rendition of a famous, possibly mythical, ad from explorer Ernest Shackleton. It sought men for a hazardous Antarctic journey, offering ‘small wages, bitter cold, and constant danger.’ While the ad’s authenticity remains uncertain, its message symbolizes authentic leadership—honesty, resilience, and the pursuit of greatness. This parallels what may be the most successful ‘sales pitch’ in history, when Christ said, “Deny yourself, take up your cross and follow Me.”
...Life is full of opportunities to set goals, but what makes a goal truly daring? Inspired by Helen Keller, this article explores the transformative power of setting daring goals in every aspect of life, from career to personal relationships. Start your daring adventure today.
...Diligence – steady, earnest, and energetic effort: devoted and painstaking work and application to accomplish an undertaking: ex. Alexandre Havard sparked my diligent pursuit of learning to execute mission better. You have to do the (uncommon) diligence to get to the true value proposition of something or someone. The true core value of something like …
I never thought I needed to know anything about the word, “vocation,” because I really didn’t know what it meant. My understanding was too narrow and, believe it or not, I actually thought I was above use of this word! Well, it turns out to have been the opposite. VOCATION is a big, powerful word. …
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