Own your mission statement
Use your mission statement daily to:
- Audit how your time, resources, and influence are spent to ensure they are correlated.
- Identify areas you need to reinvest and reinvent.
- Recognize what expertise you want to develop, what projects you want to seek out, what teammates you need, and what resources and permissions you need to gather.
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