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Episode 6: The Priority Framework

What drives the decisions you make every day? In this episode of Navigating Leaders, Gabriel challenges you to take an honest look at your priorities and whether those priorities are being intentionally chosen or unintentionally shaped by the pressures of daily life. Gabriel introduces a powerful priority framework that reshaped his own life: God → Self → Spouse → Kids → Mission → Currency While this order may feel counterintuitive at first, the deeper message is not about equal time allocation—it’s about alignment. Priorities become the decision-making filter for how you invest your time, energy, attention, and resources, especially when life presents competing demands. Through personal stories, leadership insight, and spiritual reflection, Gabriel explores how living out of alignment with your priorities can create tension, guilt, and burnout and how realigning your life can restore clarity, peace, and purpose. This episode also dives into: Why priorities, not time, determine the direction of your life How shame and unworthiness can keep people disconnected from purpose The danger of letting the world set your priorities for you Why self-care is essential (you can’t pour from an empty cup) How mission and purpose become clearer when foundational priorities are aligned The role of surrender when life disrupts even the best plans Ultimately, this conversation is an invitation to stop living reactively and start living intentionally and building a life aligned with your values, your purpose, and the legacy you want to leave behind. Because whether you realize it or not, something is already setting your priorities. The question is: Will it be you? RESOURCES Website: www.navigatingleaders.com The Results Tree (Available April 7): https://shop.harpandswordmedia.com/pr... CONNECT WITH GABRIEL Instagram @navigatingleaders Facebook @navigatingleaders YouTube @navigatingleaders LinkedIn @navigatingleaders TikTok @navigatingleaders