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Name THREE Things You Learned In Today’s Lesson. List TWO Things You Want To Learn More About. Ask ONE Question About Today’s Lesson.</description>
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         <title>I love the example of the jar. I am going to hold that as a metaphor for how I prioritize.</title>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>1. how to use the planner<br>2. what rocks, pebbles, sand are<br>3. how to prioritize my time for my own needs<br><br>1. how rocks/ pebbles/ sand can change day to day<br>2. how to pick what order or r,s, p works best for me!<br><br>1. how can i organize my life better in terms of rocks, pebbles, and sand </div>]]></description>
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         <description><![CDATA[<div>1. How to think through our RPS<br>2. How they can affect our lives <br>3. How to prioritize what's more important with our time<br><br>1. How rocks/pebbles/sand differ from person to person<br>2. Understanding that the order is important and how understanding that order is helpful in planning<br><br>1. How can I stay consistent with managing my RPS? I know slipping from time to time is okay, but how can I prevent myself from slipping too often?<br><br></div>]]></description>
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