Sometimes we don't have others around to help us, and we get stuck with having to do it all
ourselves. Pilots have a technique for doing this that's founded on the old adage of “first
things first?” This involves giving priority to some things and postponing others. We do the
most important stuff first and let the less important stuff wait. In aviation, we use a simple
prioritization scheme: “aviate, navigate, communicate.” That means we fly the airplane first.
And when that is completely under control, then and only then do we move on to the other
two things in the list. But isn't navigating important? Sure, it's the second most important
thing. If you lose control of the airplane, no one is going to care whether you crash in eastern
Idaho or western Wyoming. The whole point is to fly the airplane and not let either of those
things happen. When you're asked to do two things, don't be afraid to _____

위 글에서 아래 두개중 어떤게 마지막에 이어지기에 적절해?

1.admit you can't do two things at once
2. wait for a good time to get down to them

설명까지 해줘 Your response should contain 250+ words.
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