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Re-evaluate your priorities when faced with a life-changing moment, just like you would if your airplane was going down

intermediate Published 13 May 2026
Action Steps
  1. Take a few minutes to reflect on your current career path and priorities
  2. Ask yourself what truly matters to you and what you want to achieve
  3. Consider what changes you can make to align your daily work with your values and goals
  4. Write down your thoughts and create a plan to implement changes
  5. Share your reflections with a trusted friend or mentor to get feedback and support
Who Needs to Know This

Anyone on a team can benefit from reflecting on their priorities, especially entrepreneurs, product managers, and leaders who often get caught up in daily tasks

Key Insight

💡 A life-changing moment can be a wake-up call to re-evaluate your priorities and make a positive change

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💡 What would you do if your airplane was going down? Re-evaluate your priorities and make a change today!

Key Takeaways

Re-evaluate your priorities when faced with a life-changing moment, just like you would if your airplane was going down

Full Article

You’re flying over Mount Ranier and a hole opens up in the bottom of your airplane. In that moment, you think hard about what you’ve done, what you’re doing, and what matters. My friend Ty actually had this happen. In that moment, she decided to stop wasting her days on a career that pleased her […]
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