Dear @Shibabrata Pattanayak

"My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style" — maya angelou

My mission is to act as an instrument of positive change in my family, my work and my community. I will utilize all of the talents that God has given me and will participate in all aspects of my life with energy, purpose and gratitude. I will utilize my talents in strategy and administration to ensure that my home is loving and calm, my workplace is productive and positive and my community is responsive and growing. Through this focus I will give more than I take and will provide a positive role model for my children

We should fulfill our mission not out of duty but love

Overall Statement of My Life's Mission

“Life isn't about finding yourself. Life is about creating yourself.” – George Bernard Shaw

My life's mission is to come upon my undiscovered talents that best bring about perfection in the material and spiritual worlds, as well as be a giving and loving man in my important relationships and those that may extend beyond my immediate circle.

Yes

“Those who have the privilege to know have the duty to act.” ― Albert Einstein

Dear @Shibabrata Pattanayak

"My mission in life is not merely to survive, but to thrive; and to do so with some passion, some compassion, some humor, and some style" — maya angelou

Always I do my duty, in addition i have many missions, but all the times I have a target

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Notably, different people set different missions for themselves, which are important personal assignments acting as guiding principles in life. Duties, on the other hand, are moral or legal obligations to which individuals feel deeply committed and responsible. Therefore, we can say that the two concepts are interrelated. In point of fact, to achieve specific missions , one has to adopt a broad range of duties and responsibilities whose main function is to take the initiative and begin to materialize the targeted mission. Focusing on one's duties increases the probability that one will behave in ethically acceptable ways because the actualization of any specific mission requires duties which stimulate the individual's commitment for successful accomplishment of that mission.

Research is a mission.

One needs to work even beyond call of duty to achieve one’ s mission and contribute effectively.

I often wonder: Why brilliant scientists, composers, artists are never called successful and popular in their fields. The word "successful" applies to many professions, for example, it is often said "He or She is a successful journalist, leader, boss, and so on". For example, they often say "he or she is a popular journalist," but they never say "he or she is a popular scientist". Is it possible to say that Lernardo da Vinci is a popular or successful artist? This would be an insult to the memory of Lernardo da Vinci. In my opinion, real scientists, composers, artists are people who have a mission to humanity, because their works are immortal. Ludwig van Beethoven created his brilliant Ninth Symphony while being completely deaf. If you ask "why?" then my answer would be - this is the real mission, because this composition helps many people to survive in the period of depressions.

Describe the job will lead to the success of occupation

I believe that the professional work that we do daily and deserve a monthly wage is classified within the axis of duties assigned to it, while the research or humanitarian work is classified within the axis of the delivery of a scientific and humanitarian message to serve the people.

I have been a researcher for over 35 years. The work of the Researcher is the most beautiful and fun in the world and often gives great satisfaction. For duty and often "obtorto collo" I must also necessarily deal with the bureaucratic / administrative practices related to the research work. I believe that a researcher should be exempted from the bureaucratic / administrative part connected to the research or at least should be supported by experts dedicated exclusively to all the above bureaucratic / administrative burdens.

Some people cannot stop of fulfilling the duty in the work or in the life. Maybe because of the consequences that result of not fulfilling an obligation. In any case, when we like our work we usually work beyond of our obligations.

Doing the Right Thing at Right Time to achieve Highest Standards of Quality and Again doing the same thing again. For me All Clinical or Administrative job responsibilities fulfilling by Qualuty Management. Regards

We have to find a healthy balance between the gradients of duty and joy.

I think people's missions are hidden in their duties.

Always be optimistic in your life. And make your goal in life a success. And helping others.

At time of searching job , I find the job where my mission matches

I fully agree with Stephen on the opportunity to find a healthy balance between the degrees of duty and joy. But, I studied physics and luckily I do not understand anything about administrative bureaucracy.

My mission is to teach and educate people as long as I have a physical and mental ability. I will continue to do it to the last breath.

Best regards.

Just time pass

Most of the things I do in my life is for pure joy /satisfaction!!!

I blame my parents , they told me growing up that whatever I do , I need to do for the fun of it , no returns needs to be expected !!!

Is it my duty may be , my mission certainly and I am proud of what I do, be it volunteering or writing stuff or discussing my ideas :)

The main job is to complete our mission and not leave it unachieved.

I am trying to inculcate the best qualities which can help me morph into a better and an ethical researcher and a person.

If you do something more than your duty (unfortunately) you are a crazy man in the eyes of society. I am crazy = this is my answer.

Not a simple duty like a security guard would do in guarding, but believe in something and give your whole self to carry it out.

I work at a technical university. But my work at a technical university and my teaching is not only a duty, but also: raising the professional awareness of future engineers, raising scientific anxiety and inquisitiveness of future researchers, ethics, and self-education needs.

My work is my hobby, it is rather a mission than an obligation. When I see appreciation and respect for my methods of work, I have satisfaction and further motivation.

Teaching is my passion and after many hard-works, I have been able to make my passion my profession. Being an Assistant Professor in an Animal Science University (my alma mater too), I really get immense professional satisfaction. From the very first day, I involved myself in good teaching, research and extension activities. I think a teacher is always remembered for his teaching inside the students even after his/her death. The teacher is mortal but his/her lessons are everlasting to the students. So, I just try to become an "ideal" teacher and everyday, bit by bit, I prepare myself in that way. I don't only consider this as my duty, this is the goal of my life, the mission of my lifetime. I feel that I am born to be a teacher and I shall be able to do justice to my profession. I want to die as a "great" teacher.

I would like to finish by a quote of the great monk Swami Vivekananda:

"Arise, awake and stop not till the goal is reached."

Thanks

Duty involves some work....and..."work is worship". Normally doing "duty" is uttered in narrow sense. But in my opinion an honest duty when focussed to a target, becomes a "mission." A noble mission without any assigned duty is useless.

So....I love to do my duty and it is with a mission.

I believe duty is worship & as such it also becomes a part of mission along with our activities for the family responsibility we have also for our life develop certain virtues & also for the growth of our inner development with the divinity within us & in this case such action becomes also a mission in an indirect manner .

This is my personal opinion

All time I do

yes, 100%

I try to derive joy out of everything I do! This includes teaching, research, service, managing a major conference and providing help to the needy. However, the most joy comes from having a loving family, setting new goals and dreaming about a better future.

The conduct of science with the help of prayer and the Creator . . .

My main driver for a long time has been based on the Parable of the Talents Matthew 25:14–30. We are blessed with certain talents, abilities and opportunites, once we understand what they are. Our mission should be to use them constructively not for our own glory or gratification (though there is nothing wrong in feeling good about what you do, when you are doing what is right). But rather for the benefit of our fellow man.

Thus; my mission is, to serve my company with: integrity, professional enthusiasm, drive and a desire to be an encourager. Then to share my learning, experience and process development through lecturing and writing.

Shibabrata Pattanayak .......Good question.. Please share me the best answer might you trust... My answers are:

Are you doing your duty ..............Yes

Are you trying to do something more than just duty.............Sure

Are you running towards a target............Absolutely

Are you having any mission.........More than a mission

My ultimate mission in life is to leave the world a better place than when I arrived

I am doing my duty on the way to my mission!

My call I suppose, is to change lives anyway I can. In the line of duty or not, I do my best to touch lives.

I agree with Djaafar Zemali

Mission

My career is the same as when I was studying for a bachelor's degree, so I realize that I wanted to achieve it through my profession and that made me work more than one duty during my career.

It is relative. However, I believe that Iam doing my best.

I think if you have a mission and target in life to achieve besides duties, Then I would do my best to ensure that these missions and targets would be accomplished along with my duties.

I think it is both a duty and a mission. It is my mission and also my duty to educate the people and to bring them out from darkness into the light.

You mentionne a good question!

As a teacher: I think that teaching is a very busy mission that requires enough responsibility, especially the higher education level, which requires enough work and development to improve the academic level of the students!

As a researcher I would like to talk about issues that affect the health of the living being maily, human, plant, animal, ......Immense mission

My mission is to act as an instrument of positive change in my family, my work and my community. I will utilize all of the talents that God has given me and will participate in all aspects of my life with energy, purpose and gratitude. I will utilize my talents in strategy and administration to ensure that my home is loving and calm, my workplace is productive and positive and my community is responsive and growing. Through this focus I will give more than I take and will provide a positive role model for my children.

Mission and duty go togethe.

In a working/professional area , a job is a source of income for survival . A mission is a personal agenda to achieve a high standard of personal satisfaction by high quality work by setting personal goals . It is the ability to convert a duty into a mission that every individual should aim to achieve the greatest personal satisfaction & this is the secret of success .

I'm doing my best

I do my job to work in the best way ... as well as tasks related to family and research

Work is a duty but when man love and enjoy his work can do more than his duty. And depends on the team and environment around. the person who has mission and goals is more organized to improve his personal skill and outcomes, and it will help him to take a leadership poision in his carrie.

I agree with dear Ghada M. Awada,

Everybody should learn, work, pray, do good and encourage others to do so as well.

If you have mission which is means you have many duties to reach this mission

In my case - both.

Actually, I want to preserve environment to be healthy for life systems. Ethics is essential to make proper use of S&T.

Ethics of people should be to understand their responsibility and accountability towards preserving the nature and develop equality (at least equal opportunity) in the society.

Both can be done.

My observation 'Target' is pulling me towards for specific purpose

I am one of 'Inhabitants' of 'Planet' & absolutely free from 'Shining Dreams'

Probably because I am curious by nature, in every business, I try to find something interesting and way how to improve it.

Improving something satisfies me and confirms my abilities.

This requires more energy, but believe me, it's worth.

My duty is to achieve my mission