Quotes About Prioritization

No man who is resolved to make the most of himself can spare time for personal contention.

Leave nothing for tomorrow which can be done today.

maintenance budgets are among the very first things to go.

Her tedbirli aile baÅŸkan? için baÅŸ kural, evde yap?lmas?, sat?n al?nmas?ndan pahal?ya geleni, hiçbir zaman evde yapmaya kalkmamakt?r.

And just as in life, if a man imagines himself on his deathbed and then works back through the years of his life, he will make better decisions along the way, knowing the end. Or at the very least, hell spend his time more wisely.

It's important to accept a happy life when it's presented to you. The only time you can go wrong is when you make a decision to please others and not yourself.

Afraid of losing her, we forget all the others. Sure of keeping her, we compare her with those others whom at once we prefer to her.

On the one hand, we may try to achieve more; and on the other, we may reduce the number of things we want to achieve.

The news has the ability to define the agenda by leading the attention of an audience to what it believes to be the issues of importance.

Yet sometimes it seems the world is more moved by the death of one white priest than by the passing of hundreds, thousands, of Hawaiians. Everyone knows Damien's name now, but will anyone remember these girls, other than you and me?

The only thing more important than your to-do list is your to-be list. The only thing more important than your to-be list is to be. ~

Focus on the highest, clearest, and most meaningful teaching you can find, and let all else go.

It's not more time you need. It's more quality use of the time you already have.

No one is too busy to do what they actually prefer.

Creating more time is not logistical, but attitudinal.

Michael, it's terrible to say so, but sometimes you have to weigh the cost of one man's life against the value of an entire operation.

That's two years of me living for someone else. How sad is that?

Premise Eight: The needs of the natural world are more important than the needs of the economic system.

When I have a little money, I buy books; and if I have any left, I buy food and clothes.

Dharma must be valued over family or friends,' he

It's the feeling that time is to be used efficiently and productively. Even though, you know really, that means if you can balance three spinning plates on sticks, you're rewarded with a fourth, then a fifth." A

There are too many books in the world to read in a single lifetime; you have to draw the line somewhere.

When Jesus was interrupted, He started where He was and helped those in need who were nearest to Him. There is always another mission "out there"—the next cause, the next city, or the next country that seems to be the most important mission we could pursue. Jesus illustrates that our greatest mission is often the person in front of us.

The real difficulty is not the lack of time; it is what we do with the time that we have.