Vsevolod Mikhailovich by Ilya Repin, 1886 If you Google: ‘3 Parts of a Mission Statement’, more than likely what the search will yield this: The three parts of a mission statement are: 1. What We Do 2. Who We Serve 3. Why We Do It. In commerce, a mission statement 1. Describes a Solution we want to sell to people that will solve a problem they are having. 2. Identifies the segment of the consumer base we serve by providing this solution.

About Me: I am an Eastern Orthodox Christian who is a conservative. I believe that in order for our country to heal, the many wounded people within it need to heal. I hope that this will help some of those people. My story: I was abused as a child and as a result and after foster homes, group homes and two orphanage, I had lived for a while as a wild child in the land of the United States of America, trying without success to become a hippie. But once I became re-oriented to

The Mission, Vision, and Values Statement Should Reflect the Mission, Vision, and Values of the Church as shared through its Liturgical cycles and its Holy Bible. Sts Peter and Paul, Our Lord Jesus Christ and the Church: Note Peter Holds Keys and Paul Holds a Book I want to start this blog with two quotes by St. Theophan the Recluse: "...I think many people do not live as they should, because they think that rules about the worthwhile life are outwardly imposed, and, not spri

How to Prioritize: Some people who struggle with Executive Functioning Skills are Great planners. I myself remember making plans on how to get some stability in my life; based on parameters that were not solid, or based on steps that didn't have conditions in place to be successful. For example: Trying to do everything at once, or trying to do tasks that trigger dysregulation. The Eisenhower method is a way to prioritize and identify tasks that dovetail well with your skill