Priority

Priority

       Now if everything is a priority, then nothing is a priority.

            Even during first aid I buy the idea of: 1) stop the bleeding, 2) start the breathing, and 3) treat for shock.  And often we humans feel the need to do all of them at once, as best we can of  course.

            For example, where I live these days, my simpler and less emergency than first aid priorities are to grow some food and make some electricity. Everything else is a lower priority, and of course that is a full plate, too.

            Here's a wiki list to pick and choose from for your priorities, and go from there:  http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Priority