Your preference?

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Would you give preference to your priority over commitment, or the other way around?

(p.s. scenario could b self-centered, Eastern , or Westernized)

priority= a thing that is regarded as more important than another
commitment= dedication; application

(let say i make rotiz)

priority could be should i make roti after having gatorade to get energy :smiley:

n commitment that i have made wid my mom dat i will make roti after having my gatorade (n even might b after my broz :D)

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Re: Your preference?

elaborate

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Isn't priority and commitment the same thing?

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Re: Your preference?

priority= a thing that is regarded as more important than another
commitment= dedication; application

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commitment always precedes priority!

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Re: Your preference?

priority= a thing that is regarded as more important than another
commitment= dedication; application

(let say i make rotiz)

priority could be should i make roti after having gatorade to get energy :smiley:

n commitment that i have made wid my mom dat i will make roti after having my gatorade (n even might b after my broz :D)

(hopefully dat articulation helps :bummer:)

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ouch!...always is a very strong word....u r diminishing the fact of uncertainties.

arnt u too much generalizing the facts? whereas mishaps is wat we do deal with.

(i may disprove u...remember MAY) but the science of my query wants to know about your preference.:)

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This is such an interesting post that I can't make head nor tails of it...

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uf ho its not ma painting bhi…:naraz: (i have to do an analysis on human behavior…but i think logoon ko samghatay samghtay…i will forget the real meaning of my own simulacra :bummer: :bash:

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If priorities are what you are commited to, then you will have no issues :D

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^^IF confines…i didnt :naraz: (i just want to know pplz approach)

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since my commitments are aligned with my priorities, i dont often face that dilemma. when there is a conflict in two, I do the following

1) move things around to get some flexibility..i.e. if there is a deadline at work but I have family needs, I will try to enlist someone to help me whether at work or family.

2) see if there is another way around it. e.g. I recently had guests and they were dependent on me, so I would take a longe runch break go home pick them up, take them to one or two places and then drop them at the mall. my wife would pick them up later and all. I would work a little late.

3) sacrifice. do justice to both, even if it is at personal expense. as they say in mexico, the nights are long and coffee is cheap :)

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i have to admit your example makes it a whole lot clearer.

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:mudhosh:

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right but wouldnt u be most committed to the thing that is also your number one priority?

:confused:

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Huh :D

I think commitment leads to priorities. Once you make your commitments, you prioritize them.

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soch kar bataoon ghi

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ur querying as if things decay in ur respective time slot. :smiley:

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k u do prioritize them...but isnt dats the mockery of self fulfillment ..which indeed leads to adjustment, dat i believe ends up to complete disaster. it cracks u, n affects environment.

ur defintion is calling of adjustment....keep the matter simple, sure everthing is electron based. :D

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querying? say what again?