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What’s Important?
How do you decide the relative importance of various tasks? Below are five criteria by which you can weigh tasks when assigning them priorities: 1. High payoffs. Which tasks will provide the best return on investment for your time and energy? 2. Essential to your goals. Which tasks are absolutely critical for meeting personal and professional goals? 3. Essential to your company’s goals. Which tasks will most benefit your company, providing it with the best return on investment for employing you? 4. Essential to your boss’s goals. Which tasks does your boss regard as most important? 5. Can’t be delegated. Which tasks can be done only by you? These will be high priorities. The best time to set priorities is the afternoon or evening before, not the morning. That way, you can sleep on your priority list and then review it in the morning.You may spot some things you want to change. |
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