Rav Hutt
The mission statement of an organization defines the
purpose of the organization's existence, and guides its activity and
culture. If the business does not have clarity in its direction, it is
rather challenging to meet any goals. It is worthwhile therefore, to take
a moment to think about the world in which we live.
Chazal define the mission statement of the world by relating that there are three things for which the world was created: Torah, serving Hashem, and
performing acts of kindness. These goals are not meant to be segregated and focused upon
in isolation. Rather, they are like the
fusion points of an entrepreneurial dream. They collectively target all areas of proficiency needed in order to
succeed. One area greatly influences and
impacts the other.
Every person's life is
also a fusion of experience, be it large or small. This is true as an individual, as well as a member of the community. When we build ourselves, we are building the world. Striving for all of these goals personally will
be the surest guarantee for accomplishing them communally.
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