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Day One Living the Values

Explore the essence of values, mission, and vision in shaping organizational goals and personal ambitions. Learn how aligning values leads to impactful missions and inspiring visions.

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Day One Living the Values

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  1. Day OneLiving the Values SR917

  2. The mission of the builders • The vision of the chapel builders – • Their vision and their mission were built upon their values

  3. Values are core beliefs or desiresthat guide or motivate our attitudes and actions.

  4. Values Come in Different Forms • Principles or standards • Personal qualities • Character traits • Codes of ethics • Goals

  5. The Scout Oath and Law are statementsof Scouting’s Values.

  6. A Mission is . . . A brief statement that reflects the core values of an organization and communicates the organization’s long-term objectives . . . Why the organization exists!

  7. Mission Statement • Serves as a communications tool • Aligns people, promotes commitment, and fosters unity • Defines directions for change and growth • Helps evaluate decisions, activities,and programs

  8. Mission Statements • Some examples . .

  9. BSA Mission Statement The mission of the Boy Scouts of America is . . . “To prepare young people to make ethical choices over their lifetimes by instilling in them the values of the Scout Oath and Law.”

  10. A Vision Is a Picture of Future Success

  11. “Nothing Happens Unless First a Dream.”—Carl Sandburg

  12. Vision • Challenges us to do something of value for the future • Encourages us to plant acorns

  13. Visions to Consider • President John F. Kennedy - “We choose to go to the moon.”

  14. Visions to Consider • President John F. Kennedy - “We choose to go to the moon.” • Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. - • “I have a dream.”

  15. Visions to Consider • President John F. Kennedy - “We choose to go to the moon.” • Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. - • “I have a dream.” • Margaret Thatcher – • Vision as a tool of leadership

  16. Visions to Consider • President John F. Kennedy - “We choose to go to the moon.” • Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. - • “I have a dream.” • Margaret Thatcher – • Vision as a tool of leadership • Lord Baden-Powell – World Jamboree

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