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The Rule of 72
Mission Statement
St. Francis

Lee's Mission Statement

To find value in living - I will

bulletAnchor my life in honesty, quality, and service to others, particularly those who don’t have power.
bulletLearn something new every day.
bulletRemember that everything important in life grows out of relationships: family, faith, generosity, and close friendship.
bulletEmulate the admirable qualities I see in others: dogged pursuit of excellence, commitment, patience, and selflessness.
bulletRecognize my strengths and develop my talents as a communicator, a philosopher, a counselor, and a quick study, all growing out of a deep sense of security in who I am and why I am here.
bulletContinue laughing at myself; after all, I do some pretty silly things.
bulletAcknowledge humbly that I am a recovering glutton who struggles every day – and often fails – to control his weakness for food; that I can be lazy and disorganized, and that too often I pass up chances to show people how much I care about them.
bulletStrive constantly to turn these weaknesses into strengths.
bulletEnvision myself becoming a person:
bulletmy family knows to be loving, patient, and sensitive, even though sometimes a bit crazy.
bulletmy clients know to be insightful, caring, and professional, and sometimes surprisingly creative.
bulletmy friends know to be generous, dependable, and fun.
bulletmy Lord knows to be a faithful servant who realizes how much he has to learn.

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