Day One Living the Values

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Day OneLiving the Values
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• The mission of the builders
• The vision of the chapel builders
• Their vision and their mission were built upon
  their values

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Values are core beliefs or desiresthat guide or
motivate our attitudes and actions.
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Values Come in Different Forms

• Principles or standards
• Personal qualities
• Character traits
• Codes of ethics
• Goals

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The Scout Oath and Law are statementsof
Scoutings Values.
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A Mission is . . .

• A brief statement that reflects the core values
  of an organization and communicates the
  organizations long-term objectives
• . . . Why the organization exists!

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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

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Mission Statements

• Some examples . .

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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.

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A Vision Is a Picture of Future Success
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Nothing Happens Unless First a Dream.
Carl Sandburg
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Vision

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

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Visions to Consider

• President John F. Kennedy -
• We choose to go to the moon.

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Visions to Consider

• President John F. Kennedy -
• We choose to go to the moon.

• Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. -
• I have a dream.

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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

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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