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How To Prioritize Your Tasks

Prioritizing your tasks in such a way that makes all the forthcoming tasks easier.

  1. Ask yourself ‘What is the one thing that needs to be done which will make everything else easier or unnecessary?’
  2. Make a list of the essential tasks using the question above and then begin to work on that list.
  3. Delegate important tasks that are not a good use of your time or skill sets. You could find a freelancer or ask help from a team member.
  4. Ensure that you only do what is important, removing certain tasks as you move ahead.

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