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Setting Priorities: How To Decide What To Do
The four criteria that'll help you decide what to do:
- Context (what can you do where you are?)
- Time (when do you have to do something else?)
- Energy (how tired or fresh are you?)
- Priority (what is the highest payoff if you do it?)
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- Why am I on the payroll? Ask yourself if what you are doing right now is the most important thing that you have been hired to do.
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Priorities
Thinking about your goals gets you started, but it’s also important to think about priorities. Try this experiment: go back to the goals you wrote and see if you can rank each goal as a:
- Top priority
- Middle priority
- Lowest priority
Priorities always involve ...
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