Task prioritization

Overwhelmed by your to-do list? Learn how to create an Eisenhower Matrix template in Asana so you can prioritize, divide, and conquer your tasks.

A lot of women don't know how to prioritize their tasks and manage their time, using the Eisenhower matrix is the best way to do that #time #management #infographic

The Eisenhower Matrix is a task management tool that helps you distinguish between urgent and important tasks so you can establish an efficient workflow.

Have you ever found yourself drowning in a sea of tasks, unsure of where to start and overwhelmed by your massive to-do list? Hi, Jess here, talking about the prioritisation matrix. This layout helps you identify the most crucial task and provides a clear order for all of them in your bullet journal. Let's get sorting!

Here's how to prioritize your tasks for optimal productivity! Get more done in a shorter amount of time when you work on the most important tasks during your freshest hours. Avoid the tendency to spend time on fun work. Instead, put your energy where it's most important and save fun work for more relaxed hours as a reward for more disciplined time. #productivity #timemanagement #gtd #organization #todo

Learn how to prioritize the most important parts of work and life with tactical advice on putting high-impact tasks first.

🔄 The Eisenhower Matrix: Master Your Task Prioritization 🔄 Feeling overwhelmed with your to-do list? 📝 Use the Eisenhower Matrix to organize your tasks and focus on what really matters! 💡 🔴 Do: Handle urgent and important tasks right away. 🟠 Schedule: Plan for important but non-urgent tasks that drive long-term success. 🟢 Delegate: Pass off tasks that are necessary but don't require your direct attention. 🔵 Delete: Eliminate distractions and unnecessary tasks cluttering your day…

“Plans are useless, but planning is indispensable.” Dwight Eisenhower One of the primary frameworks I use in my work is something I call the business production function. It’s a diagnostic tool that lets me quickly look at the four big categories of business and asks: which one of these is the current limit? Which of... [Read more]

Getting Things Done (GTD for short) is a method for capturing, organizing, and prioritizing the information that comes into your life. Created by David Allen, GTD is one of the world’s most well-known productivity systems. It’s a method that can help you systematically process tasks, emails, notes, ideas, and anything else that comes into your […]