What do you see as possible in the world? Try to capture it in one sentence.

Mission

Your mission translates your global world view into a personal context. Ask yourself the following questions:

What role can I play in making my vision come true?

How can I live my life in a way that contributes to my vision becoming a reality?

For example, if your vision is that, “People have access to products that are well made, functional, and easy to use and that significantly contribute to their wellbeing” you may chose to be the person who designs or creates such products, or markets them.

If your vision is that, “Everyone has one person in their lives that provides them the physical, mental, emotional support and long-term committed partnership they need to flourish” you may choose to make a key focus of your life providing this support to one or a few people that are closest to you.
If you envision that, “Each person has the ability to bring their unique talents and abilities into the world” you may commit yourself to identifying your own unique strengths, honing them, and sharing them with others.

If you envision that there is “Physical beauty in the world that nourishes and inspires the soul” you may decide that your mission is to create such beauty, or support its creation or its availability, or its enjoyment.

Objectives

Both in the context of your vision and mission, and in the more personal context of your own needs and desires, ask yourself the following questions:

What do I want my life to be like?

What do I want to feel?

What one or two key things do I personally want to create or accomplish by the end of my life?