Passion, Purpose, Goal and Action Plan Worksheet

Develop an action plan for one goal based on your personal mission statement of your purpose.

Example:

Mission Statement: I help middle school kids become well-adjusted adults by teaching the core values of self-discipline, respect for others, focus, practice, patience, endurance, mastery and self-care through karate to build leaders for future generations.

Goal: To build leadership skills in young people who are at risk of dropping out of school.

Plan of Action:

Step 1: (What) Write proposal for middle school diversion program by (how) outlining the benefits of karate and evidence to support decrease in school and family problems (when) by August 1.

Step 2: (What) Secure permission, time, and space by (how) meeting with principal to present proposal for karate classes in lieu of detention and suspension (when) before school starts in August.

Step 3: (What) Identify kids at risk by (how) talking to school staff at xyz middle school (when) by mid-term of each grading period.

Step 4: (What) Enroll kids for program (how) by developing registration and permission forms to participate and submit to principal (when) by start of school year.

Mission Statement:

Goal:

Plan of Action:

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