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Mission Statement

Devin Lyttle

Last edited 429 days ago by Cohere Network

Innovation-centric

Cohere provides spaces that empower innovators who are creating regenerative solutions that enable a new way of living. If people do not have a means to offer their genius towards a unified vision, they will lose faith in themselves, the world, and the possibility of fulfilling their purpose. By providing access to abundant resources, supportive community and a collaborative environment, we empower innovators to birth a new collective reality.

Platform-centric

Cohere empowers community builders with the resources needed to develop coliving communities . Our platform makes it easy to access the finances, skills and labor necessary to bring communities to life. By providing access to abundant resources, supportive community and a collaborative environment, we empower innovators to birth a new collective reality.

Community-centric

Our mission is to empower the birthing of a new collective reality. Our spaces provide access to abundant resources, supportive community and a collaborative environment that enables innovators to create regenerative solutions that enable a new way of living.

One liners

We build communities.

Empowering the birthing of a new collective reality.

Empowering the creation of a new way of living.

We help humanity thrive.

Uniting our global family, through aligned values and shared meals.

Uniting our global family, through a shared vision, shared values and shared meals.

Uniting a global network of conscious communities through a common vision, aligned values and shared meals.

Uniting a global network of regenerative communities living in accordance with nature, in harmony with one another and in reverence to all life.

Empowering the expansion of conscious communities around the world.

Empowering the expansion of conscious living.

Inspiring the evolution of home.

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Why does our company exist?

What value do our products or services bring to consumers?

Belonging (community, inclusivity, friendship, family, tribe)

Freedom (financial, ease of mobility, live freely, liberation from extractive systems)

Security (financial, safety, stability, consistency)

Collaboration (realize your dreams, build a thrivable future, thrive together)

What core beliefs guide our work?

What makes our company different, better, or more inspiring than our competitors?

Dynamic equity

Incentivized collaboration

Decentralized living

Homeownership and location independence shouldn’t be mutually exclusive.

Financial freedom and location independence shouldn’t be mutually exclusive.

You belong here.

Live freely, work remotely and thrive together in community.

Plausibility: Your mission statement is big-picture, but it should ultimately tie back to your everyday business operations. At least in a broad sense.

Readability: No corporate speak or jargon. Avoid unnecessarily big words or complex sentences. Keep it simple.

Voice: Now isn’t the time to be dry and boring. Use language that’s active and compelling. Your mission statement should reflect the unique voice and culture of your company.

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Examples

Starbucks: Inspire and nurture the human spirit – one person, one cup and one neighborhood at a time.

Honest Company: Meaningful transparency and thoughtful design. We’re on a mission to change the world, one product at a time.

Patagonia: We’re in business to save our home planet.

Microsoft: To empower every person and every organization on the planet to achieve more.

Square: Everyone should be able to participate and thrive in the economy.

Kickstarter: Our mission is to help bring creative projects to life. Kickstarter campaigns make ideas into reality. It's where creators share new visions for creative work with the communities that will come together to fund them.

Non-negotiables

We’re building innovative and regenerative coliving communities that become thriving nodes in the ecosystem.

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