Deciding What's Important

Deciding what is important to me. While we've already established I don't have access to know what I want, important to me might be doable.
Having said that, I do realize that what I say is important to me is often contradicted by what I do. A good look at my schedule is a sobering reality check.
The gap between intent and outcome acknowledged, I suspect there is fruit to be born in articulating and rearticulating, sorting and resorting, committing and recommitting to all that is most important to me. As the pressures of this crazy world taunt and tempt and squeeze and compete, I have in effect established my own criteria for making decisions. Having decided what is most important provides a reflective framework for making decisions about much that remains. Now, what is important to me?