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Tasks vs. Speedies

Tasks vs. Speedies

Tasks require deep focus and careful planning.

Speedies? Just set a date and get them done quickly.

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Boost Your Task Management System by Mastering Tasks, Speedies, and Reminders for Ultimate Productivity

Boost Your Task Management System by Mastering Tasks, Speedies, and Reminders for Ultimate Productivity

Confused about task management terms?

It's crucial to correctly name and understand Tasks, Speedies, and Reminders for effective workflow.

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What Is a Task?

What Is a Task?

According to our ICOR®️ terminology at the Paperless Movement®, a task is the only actionable item in your productivity system, best started with an action verb like "Write Report" or "Design ...

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The Best Task Management System

The Best Task Management System

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Take control of your workday.

Gain clarity, prioritize strategically, and manage unexpected events with skill.

Achieve da...

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What Is a Speedy?

What Is a Speedy?

Shorter than tasks, a speedy is any action you can complete in less than 15 minutes.

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What Is a Reminder?

What Is a Reminder?

These are specific time-bound alarms for tasks or speedies.

Don't confuse them with the actions themselves; they're there to jog your memory!

Remember: Tasks and speedies are actions, reminders are alarms.

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Tackle the Simplest Tasks

Tackle the Simplest Tasks

Every job involves at least a few simple tasks that don't require your full attention, and these make for great productive procrastination.

The best tasks for this have a few things in common: They need to get done, they don't require a lot of focus, and they're different enough from you...

The Most Important Tasks (MITs)

The Most Important Tasks (MITs)

Choose three Most Important Tasks for each day, and focus completely on gettting them done within a specific time.

If you add more than three, and you might not get them all done. By limiting yourself to a small number of things, you force yourself to focus only on the essential.

Important vs. urgent tasks

  • Important tasks are things that contribute to your long-term mission, values, and goals.
  • Urgent tasks are tasks that have to be dealt with immediately: phone calls, urgent deadlines, and situations where you have to respond quickly.

Sometimes important task...

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