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50 points: Trey wants to make sure he has the future he has always wanted. Which lists the order of events that would help him be most successful at achieving that future?

A) make goals → develop a personal vision → prioritize
B) prioritize → make goals → develop a personal vision
C) make goals → prioritize → develop a personal vision
D) develop a personal vision → make goals → prioritize

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