Living our lives can be like running a business

In the process of trying to sell my business, I have been amazed at the lessons I have learned and sometimes I cannot believe how much like real, life running a business is. It seems to me no matter what decision we make, good or bad, it has an impact on someone else around us. We make mistakes, and as we try to recover from those mistakes, we learn to reassess our wants, our priorities, and our needs.
I really need to sell my business, however, as I pray for that outcome, I always remind Heavenly Father that I really want healthy happy children, and grandchildren. I really would prefer that my children stay active in the church and are blessed with strong testimonies. I really want to be able to serve and find the joy in giving to others. So however things turn out with my business, it seems less crucial than the other things that take priority for eternity. So I am not certain Heavenly Father can answer my prayer of selling my business when he knows my priorities. Someone else could argue that he can grant all of these blessings and that we don't have to prioritize. That could also be true, however, my insecurities cause me to list in order the things that I need him to bless me with the most.
The bottom line right now is that I know all will be well in the end. Sometimes enduring to the end is the answer, though difficult, it is the best for us. We may liquidate and have less money, but we can learn to swallow our pride and face the challenges head on. And as Grandma Moon always says, "The scriptures tell us , it came to pass, not it came to stay."