This YouTube video looks at our priorities through examining how we use time and money:

Working Out What You Value Most

What are your priorities in life? How does the way you use your time and money reflect your values? We all have things we prioritise, whether we recognise them or not.

Even if we think we know what we value, it is good to reflect on our actions to see how well our ideas and behaviours align. A good way to examine a priority is to look at the evidence of how we spend our time and money. It is effectively an audit of our schedule and finances.

This is because, as journalist and author Germany Kent points out: “A person’s actions will ALWAYS tell you what their priorities are. People spend their time, money, and energy on what’s important to them.” This video helps you analyse how you spend your time and money and how they reflect what you prioritise.

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What are Your Life Priorities?

This YouTube video introduces the idea of vocation and doing work you love:

Finding Your Vocation and Best Job

Work isn’t always fun, but most people want to do a job or career that they are passionate about, something they can enjoy, where they feel they can make a difference, all while earning some money. We all have a unique blend of skills, passions, and strengths. When these are expressed in how we spend our work time, then we have a vocation. This video looks at the Spark Tool and how it can be used to find work that you love.

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How to Find a Job That You Love

This YouTube video introduces several effective prioritisation techniques:

The Best Prioritisation Methods

There are many strategies for prioritising but, if you look carefully, you will see that they all boil down to the same thing. Whether using the Eisenhower matrix, or the Pareto principle, or following Brian Tracey’s advice to “Eat that frog!” there is a common goal. The simple truth at the heart of prioritising is: Do the most important task first. Or as Stephen Covey says, “Put first things first.”

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How to Prioritise Tasks

This YouTube video introduces how to define success with mission statements:

Success: Achieving the Mission

A mission statement expresses what we are striving for; it should be a clear and concise statement of what success looks like. Being busy is not enough; it counts for nothing if there is not some deeper purpose. We need to know exactly what we are trying to achieve. A really good mission or success statement should be memorable and measurable.

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What is a Mission Statement and How To Create One