Jamie Manasco has touched on a thought that bears response. Do you have a "being statement"? While we live in a world that fills people up with vision statements and mission statements and goal statements--all focused on what we do, we have forgotten to be.

At the risk of making you come up with another "Life Statement", I was just wondering, do you have a being statement? If so, would you share it here? If not, try developing one and share it here. (Mine is the first comment, if you're interested.)