A mission statement is the heartbeat of a startup. It answers three fundamental questions: Why does this company exist? Who does it serve? And what difference does it make? Without a clear mission, startups risk losing direction and confusing both their team and their customers. A strong mission statement unifies employees, attracts investors, and resonates with customers. It also becomes a filter for decision-making: if an opportunity doesn’t align with the mission, it’s easier to say no. The most successful companies often start with a powerful mission—one that inspires people to believe in something bigger than just a product or service.
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