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    The document presents 5 common situations and identifies the priority each corresponding action reflects: attending to a crying baby reflects family as the top priority, picking up clothes hanging outside in the rain reflects self as the priority over wealth, turning off a running tap reflects wealth as the priority over wasting resources, seeing who is at the door reflects friends and relatives as a priority over other calls on one's time, and answering the phone reflects career and job responsibilities as a priority.

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    The document presents 5 common situations and identifies the priority each corresponding action reflects: attending to a crying baby reflects family as the top priority, picking up clothes hanging outside in the rain reflects self as the priority over wealth, turning off a running tap reflects wealth as the priority over wasting resources, seeing who is at the door reflects friends and relatives as a priority over other calls on one's time, and answering the phone reflects career and job responsibilities as a priority.

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    We often get in situations when we take decisions without a second thought and this is the right

    moment to find out what they mean.

    What would you do first if you were in a situation where:

    The baby is crying.

    The clothes are hanging outside


    and it has started to rain.

    The water is running from the


    tap.

    The doorbell is ringing.

    The phone is ringing.


    Each action reflects the priorities that you have set in your life.

    Take a look at the following table to see which priority corresponds to which action.

    Attend to the baby Family

    Pick up the clothes Sex

    Switch the tap off Wealth

    See who is at the door Friends and relatives

    Answer the phone Career and job

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