In the $$Activity Avoidance$$ best practice we learned what?

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People prefer to work on low priority activities instead of focusing on higher priority work.

An example the instructor showed us in class with Steven Covey$$s $$Big Rocks$$ video showed that what one works on $($high or low priority$),$ isn$$t that important as long as everything gets done at some point.

People like to focus on low priority activities because although they are harder to do$,$ you get a better sense of accomplishment.

People like to focus on high priority activities because they usually take more resources, so I can get my resources locked in before other take them.