Determine Your Priorities
Our priorities in our twenties are different than our priorities in our fifties and sixties.
Who and what, are the most important aspects of your life right now?
These can be family, a spouse, children, friends or even things like your finances or career. Maybe even your faith, education or personal health. Most people have seven to ten life priorities at any time. Any more than ten and you are afraid to leave things out which may not be ultimately important.
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