The Labyrinth of the Spirit: Manage priorities.

15. Importance. Investing capital to satisfy a need is important. Since one's important capital may not be money, deciding that life is a business, with profit as its goal, creates opportunities based on that important capital. Profit based on narrow definitions supports narrow goals. In terms of money, profit is money. If in terms of social benefit, profit is social benefit. Easily identified concrete measures make abstract measures seem unimportant—not so. Personal, emotional, physical, mental, moral, and spiritual profits matter more. Setting priorities helps to resolve the quandary of false identification of opportunity.

Capital Investment Aim for profit.	Liabilities Secure means.	Connects: ...to the point. Connect with means.
Material Costs Choose product or service.	Executive Expense Choose methods.	Includes: Possibilities Choose product and methods.
Organization Expense Find the objective.	Sales Expense Secure value for product.	Minds: Finds value. Find value objectives.
Assets Perceive resources.	Collection Perceive behavior and record.	Methodical: Perceives use. Perceive the conditions.
Research Expense Define important knowledge.	Distribution Costs Define delivery channels.	Stable: Define factually. Know distribution channels.
Marketing Expense Decide requirements.	Management Expense Decide importance.	Focused: Decides wisely. Decide priorities.
Promotion Expense Accept promotion.	Gross Income (Loss) Accept share of benefits.	Relevant: Accepts sense. Accept benefits.
Manufacturing Costs Make product or do service.	Operating Expense Resolve situations.	Rational: Accepts reality. Achieve resolution.
Engineering Expense Create capability.	Net Income (Loss) Create opportunity.	Based: On a foundation. Create opportunity.

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