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101 Priorities Examples (2026) Skip to content The process of setting priorities is all about reflecting on what’s most important to you, with recognition that we can never achieve everything we want in life. Some strategies for setting priorities in life, business, etc. include: Values-Based Prioritization: Many of us set our priorities based on our values, where we rank things higher that most align without core values and beliefs. Similarly, companies might prioritize aspects of business that align with their values statements. Pragmatic Prioritization: This refers to prioritizing things based on how likely they are to be achieved. We may remove things from our list if they’re less likely to be achievable, and prioritize things we know are attainable. Goals-Based Prioritization: This refers to choosing which of our goals are most important, and ranking any tasks that move us toward those goals highly on our lists. Progression-Based Prioritization: This refers to prioritizing those things that will ‘move the needle’, applying the rule-of-thumb of 80/20 – 20% of the work will achieve 80% of the results. Below are some examples. Life Priorities Examples 1. Family Type: Values-Based