Oscar FerencziGuest
Erika FerencziHost
Once you establish what is important to you, then you figure out how to get it done.

Hopefully, You all got clear on what you want, what is a priority for you, and what truly is something that you want to live your life by.

In other words, the things that actually make a difference to you, the things that will actually make your life better, happier, feel more fulfilled, and all the things that, again, you have designed for your life.

So interestingly, when we set priorities or we define objectives, 80% of our decisions are made subconsciously, which means only 20% is left to the conscious mind.

So when you go about defining your priorities, your priorities are defined in a conscious way.

And that is one of the primary reasons why we have a plan, and yet it is so hard to implement the plan.

It is so hard to actually deliver on those things that have become priorities for you, relevant to you, or things that you consider important to you.

So we're living kind of on two different realities, one being the conscious reality, one being the subconscious reality.

Because we are used to it, because we go about surviving, not necessarily thriving.

There's all kinds of reasons why our subconscious makes more decisions for us than we would prefer.

So this is one of the reasons why we do not achieve our goals and we do not achieve our priorities, or rather why we have difficulty achieving these, okay? So what is it that you value most? And what is it that you do the most of are not the same thing.

So question to you all becomes, how intentional are you being about making your priorities precisely that, a priority in your day? How do you go about making decisions on what gets addressed first? on a certain day, a certain week, a certain month, or in a certain year versus just letting it happen when you remember or when it is convenient.

Once you establish what is important to you, then you figure out how to get it done.

Hopefully, You all got clear on what you want, what is a priority for you, and what truly is something that you want to live your life by.

In other words, the things that actually make a difference to you, the things that will actually make your life better, happier, feel more fulfilled, and all the things that, again, you have designed for your life.

So interestingly, when we set priorities or we define objectives, 80% of our decisions are made subconsciously, which means only 20% is left to the conscious mind.

So when you go about defining your priorities, your priorities are defined in a conscious way.

And that is one of the primary reasons why we have a plan, and yet it is so hard to implement the plan.

It is so hard to actually deliver on those things that have become priorities for you, relevant to you, or things that you consider important to you.

So we're living kind of on two different realities, one being the conscious reality, one being the subconscious reality.

Because we are used to it, because we go about surviving, not necessarily thriving.

There's all kinds of reasons why our subconscious makes more decisions for us than we would prefer.

So this is one of the reasons why we do not achieve our goals and we do not achieve our priorities, or rather why we have difficulty achieving these, okay? So what is it that you value most? And what is it that you do the most of are not the same thing.

So question to you all becomes, how intentional are you being about making your priorities precisely that, a priority in your day? How do you go about making decisions on what gets addressed first? on a certain day, a certain week, a certain month, or in a certain year versus just letting it happen when you remember or when it is convenient.
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