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Step 1: Make a list of things that are important to you. This can be anything: loyalty, friendship, adventure, skiing, crocheting, can-food drives, etc.
Step 2: Condense your list. Look for a pattern in the words you chose. Do you notice a lot of “adventurous” or “charitable” words? Group them together under one word when possible. The point is, a credo should be easy to remember and recite. It doesn’t have to be long, heck, Scottie P’s was 2 words long and was straight to the point.
Step 3: Make it catchy. As I said above, a credo should be easy to remember and recite. Have fun with it. If you like poetry, why not turn it into a haiku or set it to a short jingle?
Step 4: Apply it to your life and the decisions you make. Live your credo; after all, that’s the point of having one.
It’s as simple as that. So go ahead, make your own and share below!
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