“If we feel we do not focus enough on our actual needs, we like to know the traps of our fake priorities and find out how to identify and avoid them. By stopping trendy causes and averting shiny object syndrome, we eschew misallocation of time and energy. If we take responsibility for our actions, we can avoid creating a culture of blame-shifting or missing out on valuable chances for better insight. (“Step on the gas”)” ResponsibilityTime And EnergyMissing OutBlame ShiftingStep On The GasActual NeedsBetter InsightFake PrioritiesMisallocationsShiny Object Syndrome Author:Erik Pevernagie