Order

Order, as an ideal or virtue, concerns the best use of your present opportunity (time). Order takes in vision of overall priorities. Order, as a vision of the task shaped by an ideal, is how you incorporate ideals into work. Order gives you vision of how to move through the task, foreseeing obstacles. Order is how you break down the illusion of simultaneity. Most fundamental skill of order is breaking down the task into smaller steps, and then arranging them according to a strategy. Peace is the tranquility of order (Augustine, City of God). Order is how you shape your predictive attention by giving it an image of the task before it begins. Predictive attention is trained through creation of strategies and steps.