What is Eisenhower Matrix
Let's kick things off with a simple 2x2 grid. Imagine the horizontal line is all about how soon something needs to be done—label one side "Urgent" and the other "Not Urgent." Then, for the vertical line, think about how crucial each task is, marking one end as "Important" and the other as "Not Important." This setup gives us four distinct sections, each representing a different type of task that we'll approach in its own unique way.
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