I'm a mom?

No!!! not that kind of Mom but a MOM(Man On a Mission). I have been on a mission for several years now. The Mission that I have taken myself on has had more benefits than liabilities. It has been more good days than bad days. What defines a mission? The definition: an important assignment carried out for political, religious, or commercial purposes, typically involving travel. My mission so far has involved a little of all the before mentioned. My mission is defined by goals and aspirations that serve and help others. Help and serve others by asking one simple question. What do you want to do and how can I help you get there. That requires me to listen more than I talk. It demands that I seek to understand verses being understood. My mission stament is to: Help as many people as possible, who want to help themselves and leave this world better than how I found it.

The start. At the beginning of my mission I did not have a clue to what my mission would look like. I had to create my mission as I listen and learned from others. It was a huge risk to create the life ahead for me. The had two reasons why I wanted to create a New life. I was really sick and tired of the results I was receiving. Looking for ways to improve myself in a system that was not working for me any longer. I was working for it, but it was not working for me. Yes having a Job was a real job. One that I no longer wanted to participate in. That was my motivation for my new creation.

The Learning Curve. This is where the rubber would meets the road and I needed my actions to speak louder than my words. I had to have a paradigm shift. I had to go from an Employee to a Business owner. Moreover, I had to provide a living for myself and my family. The learning curve started in 2010 and is still evoloving today. I enjoyed seeing others succeed. Being on mission is a life long journey.

Who benefit's from my mission? My mission should serve those who are looking for ways to get better in the area of Personal Growth and Development or Self Improvement. My mission should benefit society or anyone that I come in contact with. No matter where you're at or what you call it. You are on a mission.