Write a Personal Mission Statement That Is Shorter Than a Paragraph

Most personal mission statements read like an inspirational poster written by a committee. This one will not. You tell it what actually matters to you in plain language, and it writes something short, concrete, and specific enough that a stranger could recognise it as yours. Three versions so you can pick the one that sounds right when you say it aloud.

Write a personal mission statement for someone with these priorities and values: [list 3 to 5 things that matter most to you, in plain language]. The statement should be one or two sentences, concrete rather than abstract, and specific enough that it would not apply to almost everyone. Avoid the words 'journey', 'purpose', 'potential', 'authentic', 'impact', and 'meaningful'. Give me three versions at different registers: direct, understated, and forward-looking.