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"MyMission2 is a recently launched network that's going after the aspirational crowd.  You can jump start all sorts or relationships online, for dating and even for work.  Why not for finding a mentor, too?  I use the term mentor loosely, but the underlying concept of MyMission2 is to create a semi-automated process for finding others to help, and others that can help you.  \nFill in as many details as possible in regards to your hopes and dreams, your skill sets, and other relevant information (this can all be set to private).  From there, you'll be notified once another user is seeking someone with your expertise, and the process works in reverse when you're looking for expertise as well.  This relationship-igniter is set around the goal-achieving format, so users will post their desires to reach a certain goal, and they're matched with experienced users that may be able to help them.  \n\nThe concept isn't new; matching users with this particular tactic has been one used by services like Yahoo Answers, and the semi-automated process for MyMission2 is somewhat similar to the recently launched TheCommon.org.  \nGoalmigo is another service that's set out to help others help themselves in terms of using a web-based community for encouraging you to reach your goal, though MyMission2 is lacking the internal tools necessary for taking the steps towards achievement.  \nWhile you can share links and images, there are no task lists, collaborative document-creation tools, or integrated calendars and timelines for practical application of goal-reaching features that could help users actually take things to the next level.  \nNevertheless, the use of web-based communities is fast becoming one that's applying itself to group and individual goals, offering a built-in support system and a growing number of practical tools presented in the integrated sense.  upumpitup has done a fairly good job of getting users aligned with lists and laid out steps for reaching a particular goal, which is tracked on an individual and a group basis."^^<http://www.w3.org/2001/XMLSchema#string>
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