How To Prioritise A Long To Do List!
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- Опубликовано: 8 ноя 2023
- Sometimes our to do lists can become very overwhelming, but perhaps there is a simple trick you are missing in order to prioritise yours!
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I read the book and probably need to read it again but actually seeing is clarity to me and I'm in search of a video that shows that. Seeing someone's physical lists and how they are organized and prioritized... this would be gold.
This video was both engaging and insightful; however, I believe it fell short of fully delivering on the expectations set by its title. While it aptly covered the concept of segmenting a to-do list by various contexts (such as office, errands, kitchen, etc.), it did not adequately delve into the crucial aspect of task prioritization within each specific context. A comprehensive understanding of how to effectively prioritize tasks in a given context remains unaddressed. I would greatly appreciate a video that focuses specifically on this critical element of task management.
The franklin covey system does that very well
Thanks for the reminder to divide by location, etc. My to-do list expands daily, and I am determined to get it back under control.
Great to hear about your determination - if you need any help with it though, do get in touch!
Is there a paid training for GTD Fans with you, The Next Action Associates?
Indeed, there are a variety of options and we'd be happy to discuss them with you if you want to contact us here: www.next-action.co.uk/contact-us
Tried to reply but it gets deleted - must add to my To Do list 🙂
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