The difficult part of prioritization isn’t deciding what to prioritize, it is when your plans go to hell and you have new circumstances that require you to prioritize on the fly. Not all tasks are created equal. As you start the day, you want to take a look at the priorities, goals, and value of each task. People get flustered, overwhelmed and upset when things don’t go according to plan. Here’s where on-the-fly prioritization comes in and it’s very important. The biggest hurdle in prioritizing on the fly is your resistance to accept and embrace this daily process. Listen to learn a master tip and tool that allows you to turn your frenzied state of overwhelm to a purposeful prioritization moment. You need to communicate effectively and access your critical thinking to make fast decisions. It can be easy. It’s all a matter of how you approach it from a mindset perspective. Make that comparison and analysis in the moment about what’s more important and which task has greater value.