article_snippet.sent: Robby Mook, Hillary Clinton's's soon-to-be campaign manager, distributed a "values statement" at the meeting that outlined what the campaign will stand for, what the campaign goals are and how the campaign plan to win -- something Hillary Clinton's failed to do in 2008.
article_snippet.sent: the campaign's purpose, the document states, is "to give every family, every small business, and every American a path to lasting prosperity by electing Hillary Clinton the next President of the United States.
article_snippet.sent: The document makes clear that the campaign will try to avoid mistakes that plagued Hillary Clinton's's failed 2008 run.
article_snippet.sent: Many of the "guiding principles" in the memo mention issues that sunk Clinton's first campaign.
article_snippet.sent: The document, according to the source, includes the ideas from Mook, along with a wide array of Hillary Clinton's's soon-to-be staffers and advisers.
article_snippet.sent: the memo maintains that the campaign must remain humble, disciplined and united, something voters in Iowa and others
article_snippet.sent: the campaign is not about Hillary Clinton's and not about us," reads the document that was obtained by CNN.
article_snippet.sent: In the section about the campaign's guiding principles, The document reads, "We are humble: We take nothing for granted, We are never afraid to lose, We always outcompete and fight for every vote We can win.
article_snippet.sent: the campaign also calls on campaign staffers to remain "disciplined" and "open to a diverse range of views."
article_snippet.sent: The document also appears to telegraph the name to Hillary Clinton's's campaign: "Hillary for America.
highlights_snippet.sent: Robby Mook, Hillary Clinton's soon-to-be campaign manager, distributes a "values statement"
  The memo maintains that the campaign must remain humble, disciplined and united .