6. PRIORITISATION
Knowing what to do first is one of the most difficult aspects of maintaining organisation. It is easy to become overwhelmed by a lengthy to-do list and to flit between chores without actually completing any of them. Setting priorities lowers stress and increases productivity by assisting you in concentrating on what matters most. Effective task sorting will help you better manage your time and get more done without becoming tired.
The Eisenhower Matrix is a fantastic tool for work prioritisation. Tasks are categorised using this method into four groups: neither urgent nor important, urgent but not important, important but not urgent, and urgent and important. While important but not urgent chores should be scheduled, urgent and important tasks should be completed right away. Activities that are neither urgent or important should be reduced or removed, whereas not urgent but important minor activities can frequently be assigned. By making sure you concentrate on what is really important, rather than responding to everything at once, this straightforward method helps you avoid needless stress.
The 80/20 rule, sometimes referred to as the Pareto Principle, is another useful method for setting priorities. It implies that 20% of efforts yield 80% of the results. To put it another way, not every task has the same effect. Decide which high-value tasks are most important to achieving your goals and give them precedence over less important ones. If you’re a student, for instance, concentrating on important tasks and tests will have a greater effect than devoting excessive time to small readings.
Setting priorities involves more than simply deciding what to do; it also involves understanding when to say no. Over-commitment is a problem for many, since they don’t want to let people down. On the other hand, taking on too much, can result in burnout and lower output. You can concentrate on what’s really important, when you learn to set limits and refuse jobs that don’t fit with your goals.
Great International Money Transfer
Thank you very much for your time.
This is Olayinka Carew aka Jack Lookman signing off.
Ire o (I wish you blessings)
Ire kabiti (I wish you loads of blessings).
Could you make a donation to sustain the great work we do?
Thank you for your contribution: Rita Nnamani
Youtube channel: Jack Lookman
- Courses by Jack Lookman Limited
- Becoming Organised
- Mindset
- Jack’s Mentoring 101 (18+ only)
- Business Collaboration With Jack Lookman (18+ only)
- Book A Chat With Jack Lookman
- Etc.
Could this inspire kindness and compassion?
- Jack Lookman Limited Websites
- Jack Lookman On Social media
- Jack Lookman Paperbacks
- Jack Lookman’s eBooks
- Etc.
Jack’s Empowerment -
https://www.jacksempowerment.com
Jack Lookman Limited -
https://www.jacklookmanlimited.com
Jack’s Life Lessons For Teenagers -
https://www.lifelessonsforteenagers.com/
Could you help?
Curated Business Ideas -
https://www.curatedbusinessideas.com
Jaaloo Puzzles -
https://www.jaaloopuzzles.com
Jack’s Empowerment and Inspiration -
https://www.empowermentandinspiration.com
Baby Jaaloo -
https://www.jaaloo.com
Yoruba Project -
https://www.yorubaproject.com
Could you light another candle?
We do Affiliate Marketing and make commissions for every sale, at no additional cost to you.
The change that we aim is generational.
Kindly share this content if it’s beneficial.
At Jack Lookman Limited: Our mission is to Empower and Inspire Generations by leveraging the Internet.
No comments:
Post a Comment