Steps to prioritization

Two MacBooks and an iPad being recycled in an Apple Store
What were the odds of Gary helping me at the Apple Store yesterday. Not zero but close. Delightfully surprised to catch up with him.
doctor office
Health is wealth.

Steps to prioritization are simple. Priorities are filtered by:

  1. Non-negotiable
  2. Famous for
  3. Business need

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Dream big at home

Dream big at home.

Start with dreaming about the perfect set of priorities in your life.

Then winnow it into the perfect prioritized order using your priority’s best, short list.

Then live, learn, discern, hone, enjoy.

Repeat.

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Want power, home?

Want power?

Prioritize your priorities.

Why? So you never neglect your most important for something less important.

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Magic is in simplicity

Simplicity is magic.

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Home patience

Home patience.

This is the patience required to thrive with peace and contentment.

This is the patience required to manage a new life-phase — retirement. And i mean full-retirement, not semi-retirement like the past decade after Disney.

This is the patience required to create new habits after a lifetime of steady, decent income.

This is the patience required to watch others reaping what they sowed, including me and my family.

This is the patience required to acknowledge that if today was my last day, am i ready in every way.

This is the patience required to manage new territory and what seems like rarely-improving human customer service. The tech side, to me, is ever increasing in its ability to make life easier, more convenient, and better.

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