Difference between revisions of "Mission"
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The mission describes the aspirer(s) purpose for pursuing the eDream. It describes what the eDream will deliver. It may include references to who are the beneficiaries, how (solution) it will addressed and why (problem/unmet need) it is being addressed. Sonia From The Bronx' demonstrated that a clearly defined mission can help people make almost anything happen. The types of missions include:
- Personal Mission - The primary beneficiary is also the aspirer.
- Loved Ones Mission - The primary beneficiaries are either in the aspirers family or very close friend(s). If there is a single beneficiary other than the aspirer, they would still be categorized as 'loved ones' even though it is singular.
- General Mission - The primary beneficiaries include people that are not either the aspirer or could be included in the 'Loved Ones Mission'.
Mission Insight is the process of understanding the aspirer(s) purpose and desired outcome (mission) of an eDream, like improving the college graduation for disadvantaged students was for Mike Feinberg and Dave Levin.
The mission is a component of the eDream.
