- The Eisenhower Matrix : Prioritize tasks based on urgency and importance. Focus on important tasks to achieve long-term goals. Example: "Categorize tasks into four quadrants: urgent and important, important but not urgent, urgent but not important, and not urgent and not important."
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- The Two-Minute Rule : If a task can be completed in two minutes or less, do it immediately. Helps clear small tasks quickly and reduces your to-do list. Example: "Respond to a short email or file a document as soon as it comes up."
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Welcome to Day 4 of our Personal Development Course! Today, we delve into essential time management techniques that will help you prioritize tasks, stay focused, and make the most of your time. Implement these strategies to boost your productivity and achieve your goals more efficiently.
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The Eisenhower Matrix
The Eisenhower Matrix productivity method lets you consider the urgency and importance of each task. This method breaks tasks into four quadrants and prescribes how we should deal with tasks in each block.
- Urgent and Important tasks: should be ...
Understanding importance over urgency
The Eisenhower Matrix system forces us to prioritize important tasks over urgent tasks.
Put your tasks in one of four separate categories:
- Urgent and Important tasks/projects to be completed immediately.
- Not Urgent & Important...
The Eisenhower box
The Eisenhower Matrix / The Eisenhower box
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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