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A Quick Prioritization Tip

To overcome this, you should make it a habit to organize your daily tasks according to priority. You can use an app like the Priority Matrix to ease this process.

This tool allows you to arrange your tasks in four levels—from the most significant and urgent to the least. Going about your workday this way enables you to complete your primary goals.

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Once you have your goals written in a SMART way, you should break them down into concrete and actionable tasks.

Then the tasks need to be prioritized.

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The priority matrix allows you to look through your to-do list and categorize based on their urgency and importance.

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Once you have your goals written in a SMART way, you should break them down into concrete and actionable tasks. 

Then the tasks need to be prioritized.

This matrix recommends arranging tasks in one of the four quadrants:

  1. Urgent + Important (Do first)
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