I'm pulling away from the curb. We all know what that means. It's time for another drive to work,

and I took my kids to school. Okay, today I'm going to discuss what I call the priority problem.

Something that I deal with a lot on my blog, social media, and I want to walk through and sort of explain, it just is a

reoccurring issue that comes up, and I sort of want to walk through it.

I thought this would be an interesting podcast topic.

Okay, so one of the things that happens on social media, especially on my blog, is a player

writes to me and says, I want thing X.

Thing X is really important to me. In fact, of all the things

you could do in the game, Thing X is the most important thing. And then, oftentimes, they'll

write back and go, hey, just checking in again, I like Thing X. Why haven't you done thing X yet?

And when I, it might be one person, it might be a bunch of people.

But what happens is early on, it's sort of like, oh, I really would like this.

And over time, as it doesn't happen, they start getting more upset.

Like, why haven't you done such and such?

It would have been a perfect opportunity here to do such and such.

You could have done it right here.

And the issue I want to talk about today is a little bit about sort of,

a reason I call it the priority problem is if something is the number one priority.

And for the person or people talking to me, it's their number one priority.

Well, if it's your number one priority, you could find places to make it happen.

You know, like if that's the most important thing that you needed to have happened, well, here's a place and here's a place.

You look and find opportunities, and then it's sort of like,

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