My Vision, Mission, and Motivation

My internal vision is how I see myself a few years from now. I see myself thriving in a career that I love, and having a family that makes me insanely happy. My internal mission is how I will reach this personal level of success. I will exert my best efforts in building my career in the music world, taking pride in what I do; all the while keeping in mind that family comes first!

My external vision is how I see myself impacting the world. I see myself making a positive difference to society and the music industry. My external mission is how I will make this positive change to the world. I will strive to bring joy and peace to individuals through my innovative and creative music products, and services!

Les Brown gives an inspiring talk about what motivates him. In hearing this, I realized my motivations are not far off from his. My motivation to pursue my dreams comes from the power of three different things: Love, music, and business. Although it sounds cliché, love can move mountains. As religion tells us, love is patient and love is kind. Everyone wants love from their significant other, their family members, their friends, and even from society. I am a total hippy and I want to make the world a better place because I love every living thing. Secondly, my passion for music drives me to be apart of the industry. Music makes me feel that life is worth living, and I want to be apart of the joy music brings to people everywhere. Lastly, I am fascinated with business as it makes up the human world. I want to be involved in the puzzle. That being said I want to help change a company to be the best it can be, and I want to build my own company.

In conclusion, the correlation between my vision, mission, and motivation is very strong. They all relate to the same ideas and values. Looking back on my words, I see that my motivations create my vision and mission. If my motivations were different, my vision and mission would also be different. I believe it all boils down to who I am, and why I’m here.

References

Les Brown. [The first 30 days]. (2009, August 17). Change nation: Les Brown on finding motivation, part 1 of 2 [Video file]. Retrieved November 17, 2015 from https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XtWa1tH-kRY

Rasmus, D. (2012, February 28). Defining your company's vision. Fast Company. Retrieved November 17, 2015, from http://www.fastcompany.com/1821021/defining-your-companys-vision