Hey, everyone. It's Monday. So we've got another episode of the Road to Revenue series.

Today's episode is all about prioritization. And we're going to talk about how prioritization

indicates intuition. Tweet me at David Meltzer. Your favorite takeaway from today's episode

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called prioritization, but I call it intuition because in order to prioritize you have to

utilize your intuition and I'm going to teach a pragmatic system in order to utilize your intuition

to be in spirit to understand and evaluate what I should be doing because all of us are given

24 hours of activity a day and how we prioritize that activity and define that activity is essential

to what to me is the main goal of being productive to provide as much value every day that we can

to be accessible to be accessible to others the best that we can and also most importantly to

access what we want so we can acknowledge it meaning acquire the knowledge and give it away

and then also gratitude. The ability, the superpower of seeking and finding and learning

the light, the love and the lessons in everything providing us the ability at this

pragmatic world these 24 hours of activity the ability to make a lot of money so we can help a

lot of people and have a lot of fun. So this idea of intuition is what paralyzes people because

we get an impulse about making a decision and the decisions that we make all day is what are

we doing next you see you get one action a day and that's when you wake up and that first thought

is your first action everything else is a reaction to that action you're just reacting to the next

thing and these intuitive thoughts that we have confuse us or paralyze us only if we don't have a

system or procedure or process in order to what evaluate what does it evaluate mean energy

valuation right the value of our energy or activity and so we want to evaluate things in order

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