Comments on: 5 Questions To Ask When Prioritizing Your Current Life Path

By: My Priorities- ASCW Life Plan (part 1) « Ashley S.C. Walls

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By: Don Weyant

Don Weyant — Fri, 16 Jul 2010 12:26:03 +0000

Great post, if your priorities and your actions are consistent with you core values then the results you get in your life will be much more value. A good set of core values to start with would be appreciation, humility, valor, compassion, understanding and forgiveness. You can Google “core values list” and find the values that resonate with you and where you are currently in your life. Keep the list posted and review it often to get the best results. Try to keep your list around ten core values.

By: Thedropoutkid

Thedropoutkid — Thu, 15 Jul 2010 04:03:10 +0000

If you didn’t exercise would your health continue to suffer? Those who say no to this are delusional..lol. It’s like saying if i stand in the rain butt naked i won’t get a cold. Well of course, you will. People just need to do what they know needs to be done. Then they will be more happy with themselves and achieve more.

By: John Sherry

John Sherry — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 14:24:45 +0000

Bang on Bud! No.1 does it for me. I have re-applied that question to some of my current and older projects and wish I’d asked (known) it before as some could have been shelved or abandoned. Gladly it has also firmly pressed the, ‘Go’ button on a couple of others. My life path is free from a few weeds now and I can see a lot more clearly where it’s going. Altogether now……’follow the yellow brick road’. Truly brill post that’s helped in so many ways. Appreciated hombre.

By: Nacho Jordi

Nacho Jordi — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 10:55:03 +0000

Great advice here. I particularly like “What if I didn’t do this?”. Even in the most stressed of lives, a question like that makes some space and gives you a nice feeling of freedom.
Regarding motivations, I’d also like to say something: it is essential to investigate them, but I think there is also a risk for too self-conscious people: the risk of elaborating too much, of writing long and profound lists but never start the task because “you’re not clear enough”.

By: Joshua Noerr

Joshua Noerr — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 00:40:33 +0000

Bud, another great post my friend. When I work one on one with folks, I like to have them do a “values inventory.” I give them a list of values, and have them place them in order of importance to them.

This allows us to determine what would be the most fulfilling path, and get them on it. By prioritizing your values, you can make sure your actions are in line with what you believe.

Cheers!

By: Katie Brandt

Katie Brandt — Wed, 14 Jul 2010 00:00:18 +0000

I’ve always asked myself if what I am doing is getting me closer or further away from my goals and the good old rocking chair questions – when I am 99, sitting on my rocking horse, will it matter if I did or did not do this?

By: Top Ten Tuesday – Organizing and Living Life

Top Ten Tuesday – Organizing and Living Life — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 20:03:33 +0000

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By: Anne Lyken-Garner

Anne Lyken-Garner — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 19:43:21 +0000

A really great list of questions, Bud. Thanks for reminding me of these. Sometimes life gets so hectic, you forget to plan ahead and make stupid, on-the-spot decisions which come back to bite you in the behind.

By: Adam

Adam — Tue, 13 Jul 2010 19:01:54 +0000

Unfortunately, so many today do not have their values clearly defined and when that is the case, other people will decide for you. That rarely works out well either.