Comments on NurseZone Blog: Nursing Diary: Should Nurses Have a Personal Mission Statement?

You say you are a chronic procrastinator, Josh, bu...

2009-11-10T21:11:29.328-08:00

You say you are a chronic procrastinator, Josh, but it appears you have figured out a successful method for holding yourself accountable. It is certainly systematic and it cleverly works for you.

Congrats to you for taking the time to draw up a plan of action and then to stick to a check list for determining your progress. I don't have to go out on a limb to predict great career

Glenna -- Thank you for your kind words. I apprec...

2009-11-10T12:09:34.254-08:00

Glenna --

Thank you for your kind words. I appreciate what you have said a great deal.

I am a CHRONIC procrastinator and suffer regularly from complacency. I've had to find a way to focus my efforts and writing this statement was the first step for me.

I took this "big picture" and broke it up into smaller attainable goals using what I call a "

Hi Josh, I haven't been checking my blog recently...

2009-11-10T11:54:05.190-08:00

Hi Josh,

I haven't been checking my blog recently as NurseZone placed it on hiatus for awhile, therefor I apologize for my slow response.

Your mission statement is admirable and lofty and would serve all nurses well to emulate.

I must say that the ambitiousness of it does seem a bit daunting, though, and I wonder how it is that you keep yourself on track to

This is my personal mission statement I am at my ...

2009-10-01T10:33:38.518-07:00

This is my personal mission statement

I am at my best when I have a puropse. When I am helping people. When I am motivated by what I am doing.

I will try to prevent times when I am bored. When I feel stagnant. When I don't have goals.

I will enjoy my work by finding employment where I can manage a group of people and reach a common goal. Where I can solve