Task Prioritization
Each day, it is important to know what you need to accomplish and what you want to accomplish.
What you need to accomplish is priority.
What you want to accomplish can be additional work you perform after your priorities are met.
You can use the Eisenhower Matrix to identify the Urgent and Important items that should receive your attention first!
It will help you become clear about your priorities and know when to do each task. Use this information to create your plan.
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Prioritize Tasks
- Write down all your tasks.
- Identify what’s urgent and what’s important. After each task, mark them with “U” for Urgent and “I” for Important.
- Assess value: look at your “I” tasks and identify the high-value drivers of your work. You want to find which ta...
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