What do we do with competing priorities?

Disney's Test Track - and the power that comes from being decisive
Disney’s Test Track – and the power that comes from being decisive

 

What do we do with competing priorities?

Figure it out. Right?

No one is going to do this for us.

We know this.

And what we accept by default becomes our standard.

Don’t settle.

Find the (will) power to do what scares you.

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Perhaps the biggest administrative part of leadership are these two duties

photo of Disney's Grand Floridian Resort and Spa's lobby Christmas decorations
a 15-year career in Resort Operations was left behind to follow a new, uncertain path

 

Perhaps the biggest administrative part of leadership are these two duties:

  1. making decisions
  2. trusting the decisions others make

The pitfall is waiting too long, waffling, worrying, and ultimately, not deciding – and getting left behind or becoming irrelevant.

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Time management or priority management?

knowing your priorities
without knowing our priorities, it's impossible to get to yes

I often wonder if the reason people focus first on managing their time, is because they don’t know, or can’t articulate, their priorities.

Do you know your priorities cold? What if you did? If you do, how has it transformed your life?

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