Prioritization is like using a map for your day. It shows you the best route to take, so you don’t waste time on detours. When you prioritize, you take control of your time, deciding what matters most. It’s about keeping your focus sharp and not letting small, unimportant tasks pull you off course.

In today’s world, society often places a gold star on those who appear to do it all. We’re repeatedly told to admire the overachievers: the parent who juggles a career with raising three kids, the entrepreneur who manages five different start-ups, or the artist who, somehow, also finds time to run marathons. Being a master of all trades is seen as the ultimate goal.

But, let’s pause for a moment and ask ourselves: is it even possible to excel in every single thing? And even if it were, would the results be as exceptional as we’d hope?

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