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Five F’s Site

If you are regular listner of the podcast, you may recall a point I made in episode #45 (Feb 10th 2006).  The topic was around finding a mentor and I talked about the risk of focusing on money.  I shared a simple rule I use to help prioritize….. I called it the Five F’s. Faith […]

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Five F’s Site

If you are regular listner of the podcast, you may recall a point I made in episode #45 (Feb 10th 2006).  The topic was around finding a mentor and I talked about the risk of focusing on money.  I shared a simple rule I use to help prioritize….. I called it the Five F's.

  • Faith
  • Family
  • Friends
  • Fitness
  • Finances

I shared that when I had my priorities on the top 4 (which has not always been the case), I found the last item (finances) took care of themselves.

Well … what is the point of this post??  I found a site that a listener has created around the 5 F's.  The site is called Today's Priotity.  You can post your own thoughts/ideas/comments on the Five F's.  Pass it along to others

p.s. I've been unable to find an email address to the person who created the site.  If you know who it is, pass on my appreciation and thanks.

Update (6/9):  I found the “owner” of the Today's Priority site … it's Dana LeBeau.  If you want to drop her a note about the site, you can email her at todayspriority@djlsystems.com.

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Phil McKinney is an innovator, podcaster, author, and speaker. He is the retired CTO of HP. Phil's book, Beyond The Obvious, shares his expertise and lessons learned on innovation and creativity.

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