The Mindset for Choosing REAL Priorities in Your Life (Personally & Professionally)

So some of the mindsets that go with this, with choosing real priority. First of all, when I think about this, I will see more clearly from a perspective one step forward. The whole point of this is action. Action helps define priorities. So I will see more clearly from a perspective of one step forward. So when I'm thinking about priorities and I'm feeling overwhelmed, my view— I'm an action-oriented guy— it's like, take one step forward and I'll see more clearly from this place than I did back here. So that's one mindset I have. I accept the uncertainty of every strategic direction. So there's uncertainty. If I step forward and I expect there to be a clearing of everything, That's an unrealistic expectation. There is, there's always ambiguity and uncertainty in every strategic decision. Another mindset I have: I can always correct what I didn't get exactly right. Oh, that's so important. I can always correct what I didn't get exactly right. If I went here and I should have stepped over here, well, then I can step over here the next time. So I can always correct what I don't get exactly right. And another mindset I have: I make the highest quality decisions from my right and left brain. So, you know, I'm an engineer, you know, that part of me is like rational decision-making. But then also, you know a little bit more about me now because I was a dancer, and so there's that right brain-left brain combination that says Mixing those both up, when I have those together, oh, I make a much higher quality decision. So those are some of my mindsets around that.