Steve C. Ward
Steve C. Ward
5 Ways to Choose What's Most Important
5 Ways to Choose What's Most Important
5 Ways to Choose What's Most Important
Monday 3rd March 2025
Discover how to prioritise what truly matters with Steve C. Ward's practical advice on living intentionally and making better choices.
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Episode Overview
- Focus on what's important, not just urgent.
- Use your time wisely to make meaningful progress.
- Develop a life plan to prioritise your goals.
- Apply the Serenity Prayer for tough decisions.
- Choose actions that align with your values and purpose.
Time is what we want most, but what we use worst
In this episode of The Next Right STEPS podcast, Steve C. Ward shares practical advice on prioritising what truly matters in life. Often, we find ourselves caught up in the busyness of daily tasks, making decisions based on comfort or urgency rather than importance. Steve breaks down five common pitfalls that lead us to make less effective choices and offers actionable steps to overcome them.
From using our time wisely to focusing on meaningful actions, he provides a roadmap for living intentionally and avoiding distractions. Through personal anecdotes and references to well-known figures like Stephen Covey, Steve illustrates how developing a life plan can help us stay on track and achieve our goals. He also highlights the importance of the Serenity Prayer in making tough decisions and choosing the right path over the easy one.
This episode is packed with wisdom and practical tips for anyone looking to find more peace, joy, and purpose in their life. So, are you ready to start making better choices today?