Question 1. Draft a discussion:

A. Explain the value of personal mission statements and short-term goals, and do not restate a book definition.

B. Identify how personal mission statements and short-term goals will impact once ability to be successful.

i. Consider providing a real-world example of how these can be used for one success.

Question 2. Draft a personal mission statement and identify short-term goals to use throughout your educational career.This personal mission statement and these goals should reflect your most important values, motivational needs, ideal career situation, what you value about that career, and why you're pursuing that particular career path.

Specifically, you must address the following rubric criteria:

• Draft your academic personal mission statement. Consider the following as you create your mission statement:
  • Write a sentence or two summarizing what degree you are working toward here at SNHU and why you chose this field. (Human resource management, a field I am truly passionate about)
  • Write a sentence or two summarizing your purpose for pursuing higher education. (I believe that effective people management is crucial for organizational success.)
  • Write a sentence or two summarizing what you hope to do with your degree and how it will benefit you, your family, and/or your community.( My ultimate goal is to earn my bachelor's degree and leverage it to secure a rewarding job opportunity that will allow me to make a positive impact in the workplace. I look forward to connecting with all of you and making the most of my time here at SNHU!)
• Draft three academic goals relating to your academic personal mission statement. These goals should be achievable in the next six months (short-term). Consider the following as you create your goals:
  • How will each goal help you achieve your mission?
  • How will youknowyou've been successful in meeting each goal?
  • When do you intend to complete each goal?

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