This is the flavor.

Welcome to prioritization training and, you know, there's actually three linear time that

we prioritize and most people don't think about it in that context.

But I think if you want to be on purpose and understand prioritization, you have to understand

prioritizing your past, prioritizing your present and, of course, prioritizing your future.

And so we'll start with the past and what do I mean by prioritization of the past?

Well, the past is relative and it's defined by points of inflection, by points of historical

whether there are or in books or wherever it may be meanings.

And these are defined moments in relativity and the meaning that we give those defined

moments, we then are capable of prioritizing and giving meaning to and the meaning that

we give it provides us the purpose for the present and the future.

And so many people, number one, don't prioritize those inflection points.

They don't prioritize their past and they don't prioritize the meaning of that past.

We have the power, the relative nature of the past to travel faster than the speed of light

to utilize our past to allow us to find more light, more love and more lessons in the present,

but especially in the future.

The meaning that we give these defined points of the past are critical because in the present,

we are limited by time in the present and the relativity of our future has no defined points

and no inflection points.

It has no meaning other than the one that we give it.

There's no interpretation necessary in the future.

So I love to teach people to prioritize their past, to prioritize their past by giving it the

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