Professional Mission Rules June 6th, 2005 to Juneish, 2010

Professional Mission Rules June 6th, 2005 to Juneish, 2010

Professional Mission Rules June 6th, 2005 to Juneish, 2010
Personalized for Wade L. Hone.

Intro.

Over the last 30 years of my life, the time that I was the most productive was during my religious mission. One very important part of the mission was obeying the mission rules. These rules included a schedule, and guide lines on what activities that would help us reach our objectives, and what activities would prohibit us from reaching our objectives.

The objective of this mission is the building up of the professional side of my life. This professional mission will focus on building wealth and creating successful business models utilizing modern communication technologies. This mission will last for 5 years.

The rules listed in this document help to maintain focus on the objective, and will increase personal productivity if followed. The spirit of the law takes precedence over the letter of the law, however the letter of the law is still important.

This book should be read once a week at least during a study and preparation time.

Schedule outline:

Weekday:
7:00 – Get up and prepare for the day.
7:45 – Review Goals and specifically plan what you will do today and when you will do it. Make then study your mission guide.
8:15 – Make profit. This should be high intensity production work, every minute you should be able to theoretically ‘bill’ level20 for the time that you are spending doing things. (as owner you won’t, but if you weren’t owner, this time should be as productive as time paid for.)
11:30 Break for lunch, usually no more than 30 mins, but on occasion 1 hour breaks are acceptable.
12:00 Make profit. (same as the 8:15 – 11:30 time slot)
4:00 – review the day. Make notes in your journal, answer the question ‘did you win today?’ Review what went well, lessons learned and prep for production time tomorrow.
5:00 – Work on non or lesser profit baring projects, Intagoal, Training, one night a week can be used for socializing and having fun. Exercise now for a few mins if you didn’t earlier.
9:00 – Grab a bite to eat.
10:00 – Read something inspirational.
11:00 – Sleep.

Saturday:
Use this day to prepare for the upcoming week. Make sure the following are done for sure:
Clean house.
Organized work areas.
Clothes washed and ready to wear for the following week.
Use Saturdays to work on Training mostly or to catch up on projects that are getting behind.

Sunday:
Go to church, and keep this day holy.
Plan your upcoming week.
Review your goals.
Write letters.
Write Intagoal Essays and novels or build Semerial.com

Spirit of the law:

Overall, do things with your time that will benefit you in some way, whether character building, relation ship building, material gain, or health. Never stay stagnant.

Letter of the law:

Follow the schedule.
No more than 8 hours a week spent on entertainment activities including movies video games, pleasure reading, playing etc..
GIGO – Make sure you only let the good go into your mind and work hard to keep the garbage out.
Exercise regularly. (at least 3 times a week.)
Eat healthy.
Be and react positive in speech and action, but maintain a realistic understanding of life.
Report every day on whether you have won or lost. (make notes)
Read these rules at least once each week.


Amendments or focus Items:

This section is used to focus on specific areas. Perhaps short term goals, assignments by mentors or focusing on character building activities, much like Benjamin Franklin did with his values, concentrating each week on one specific value.


Conclusion:

Sui juris – one’s own master.

Follow these rules and be your own master. Over all don’t waste time on things that won’t actively move you in the direction of your goals. Not only that but work to spend the majority of your time on the activities that will be most effective, and the least amount of time on the activities that are less effective. For 5 years you have dedicated yourself to the building up of wealth and creating successful business models utilizing modern communication technologies. Remain focused on that for these five years. Your efforts will be rewarded. Don’t let down your guard, know yourself, and stay true to yourself.

By Wade Hone.