1. First, watch the "C Neck" video at the link:
Topic: Individual MIssion/Purpose
Meeting Recording:
https://player.mediaamp.io/p/U8-EDC/Z10ANGjRH9T0/embed/select/media/7YNCnMHYFbim?
form=html
2. Second, Read below. Below will tell you everything else you need to do for this week.
CONTENT:
Topic 1: Individual Mission or "Purpose"
I. There are no key terms for this week's module given there is not a chapter assigned on
Individual Mission or Purpose.
There are no key terms this week
II. Read Chapter 4 in your self-leadership textbook. This chapter is a "self-leadership" related
chapter. You are responsible for knowing everything in the chapter including the boxed features
in the chapter.
APPLICATION:
I. Individual Mission Statement at the movies:
Watch the video clip about a shoe shiner in New York City. What does this clip have to do with
"individual mission/purpose" and its importance?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cCZwDx3xGpg
II. In Neck's opening video, Neck talked about how "purpose" can help an individual "organize,
prioritize, and guide decisions."
Regarding the "guiding decisions" benefit of a purpose, watch the video clip from the movie
TINCUP. This video is in the module on canvas for this week. Focus on the golfer who "went for
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the difficult golf shot." Based on the information in this clip, what would say was at least part of
this golfer's mission statement? Did this "Guide" his decision to go for the difficult shot?
Explain your answer.
FINAL QUOTE:
“The mystery of human existence lies not
in just staying alive, but in finding
something to live for.” ―Fyodor
Dostoyevsky
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BONUS QUOTE:
Who brings out your best qualities? Can you take five minutes right now to
schedule time with them? source: James Clear
Bonus Material:
One at a time, over and over
It’s 2018, a special night out. The restaurant shouldn’t have been as disappointing as it was.
The room was beautiful, the staff was trying hard, the menu was ambitious–and yet it fell
flat.
I realized that the problem is one that many of us face:
All shift long, there’s a lot to do. Another plate to fire, another customer to serve, another
plate to clean. And yet this customer doesn’t care about all of that. For any given diner, this
may very well be the only time he or she will ever eat here. For any given diner, this dish,
this interaction–that’s the only chance you’re going to get.
It doesn’t matter to them that you have 100 tops to serve in the next hour. It doesn’t matter
that the last week’s worth of customers all left happy. To this customer, there’s just this one
time.
Over and over.
Just this one time.
Over and over.
Source: Seth Godin
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