1. Personal Mission Vision Board Stephanie Langley

2. The Why Identify theory that drive actions Solidify broad goals
Speak core values
Direction and thrust
Develop contribution

3. Personal Mission Vision Board
1. Discuss the significance of activity. Show examples (Oprah)
2. Complete class mission statement.
3. Create personal mission statements.
4. Perfect wording using peer mentor
5. Set up vision board activity

4. Class Mission Statement
Provides framework for class while allowing students a voice and a direction in their learning
Answers 3 simple questions:
Who are we?
What are we doing here?
Why are we doing it?

5. Class Mission Statement

6. Step by step instructions Personal Mission Statement
Step1: Divide your paper into four columns, and label them as follows:
List 1: 3-5 Things that I want most out of life
List 2: 3-5 Things that I want to do for others
List 3: 3-5 Things that I believe make me special
List 4: 3-5 Improvements in my life or achievements I can accomplish right now

7. Instructions cont.
Step 2: Looking at the lists, circle the item from each column that most relate to each other and most resonate with the creator.

8. Instructions cont.
Step 3: Using each of the four choices you picked, complete the statement by filling in the blanks. I will __________________________________ (Take the circled item from List 4) , using my ________________________,(Take the circled item from List 3) to accomplish ____________________________ (Take the circled item from List 2), and in doing so, also achieve _______________________________________.(Take the circled item from List 1) Continue to refine the statement. You will know when it feels authentic for you.

9. Personal Mission Statements

10. Supplies for Vision Board
Magazines
Scissors
Glue stick
11 x 14 paper
Laminating film
Laminator
Personal mission statements

11. Vision Board Creation

12. More steps

13. Questions or Comments? Feel free to contact me: Stephanie Langley slangle4@utk.edu