This is optimal living daily episode 3254 why the illusion of control is hurting your goals

by near a all of near and far.com and I'm Justin Moleick your very own personal narrator.

I'm going to jump right into another post and start optimizing your life.

By the illusion of control is hurting your goals by near a all of near and far.

Let's try something. Imagine you've just crashed landed somewhere in the Sonoran desert deep in the American

Southwest. Though the aircraft is now a smoldering wreck, you miraculously survived,

uninjured, and now find yourself all alone as the sole survivor.

Temperatures are topping 110 degrees and you're stranded.

Thankfully, you've managed to find a few supplies in the wreckage,

but while some of the things are vital to your survival,

others are useless.

To stay alive until rescuers arrive, you must decide which among these items are most important.

A loaded 45 caliber pistol, a book titled Edible Plants and Animals of the Desert,

A Bottle of Salt, 10 1-gallon jugs of water,

Red and White Parachutes,

A Compress Kit with Gause, two courts of brandy, a sectional

map of the area, a flashlight, a jackknife, a topcoat, a plastic raincoat

two pairs of sunglasses a cosmetic mirror and a magnetic compass.

Now quickly rank the five most important items.

Start with what's most vital and assign it a one.

Then work your way down to five.

What are the few things you'll most need

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