Mission vs. Vision LO26781

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Replying to LO26754 --

Since my organization's mission is legislated, I consider it to be the most
basic of purpose statements and not something I spend a lot of time thinking
about. What interests me more is my vision, which I see as how I'm going to
fulfill that mission. For me, that's where the creativity (and the fun)
comes in.

Harriett J. Robles
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