Personal Vision Statement Analysis

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After reviewing the questions in the “Create Your Personal Vision Statement” article and developing answers, I have created several visions I wish to accomplish in the future. As a few of you may know, my dream is to become a music supervisor for films; that is the most imperative vision. Additionally, I desire to spend a copious amount of time traveling the world and experiencing various cultures. Also, I have a passion for animals; therefore, I wish to own a large area of land and have numerous dogs, cats, pigs, goats, etc. I desire to care for any animal that has seen abuse or lives in a shelter. In regards to internal visions, I desire to be content and carefree as well as be outgoing with others as I tend to be an introvert. For my mission,

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