First Things First: Examining Your Priorities And The Way You Set Them

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Keene State College Continuing Ed - January 29,2008 First Things First Examining your priorities & the way you set them.

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Coach Liz Sumner of Find Your Way Coaching explains how to prioritize.

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Keene State College Continuing Ed - January 29,2008

First Things First Examining your priorities & the way you set them.

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Things to Keep in Mind

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Be flexible

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You are NOTa robot.

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RecognizePoint of View

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If everything is a top priority

then nothing is.

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Avoid Firefighting

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Look at

the Big Picture

And seewhat is right

in front of you

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Ways To Prioritize

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Low Hanging Fruit

• Easy to accomplish

• Obvious winner

• Gives you momentum

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Dependencies • Timing

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• Pending

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King Log

• Leverage– makes a lot of

things move forward

• Eases pressure– Makes a lot of

people happy

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Extenuating circumstances • Medical

emergencies• Family• Weather • Acts of God • Things you

can’t anticipate

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• Urgent is immediate, has to do with time

• Important is what you value most highly

Urgent vs. Important

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Prioritizing by Values:

• “What you value”, your principles, standards of behavior

• Your deeply held beliefs about what is most important in life

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Exercises Part One – What you believe is important

• Values Checklist• Values Exercise• Wheel of Life and Values

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Part Two:What your life says is important

• To Do List exercise• Blank week

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AssignmentFor Thursday:

Where do you want to be by March 25th?