This deck reduces daily chaos better than many productivity tips.
sorts tasks by urgency and importance
plan a day around 1 big task, 3 medium tasks, and 5 small tasks
write the six most important tasks and do them in order
rank tasks by consequence level from A to E
do the hardest or most resisted important task first
a small share of efforts often drives most results
compare payoff against the work required
sort work into quick wins, major projects, fill-ins, and low-value tasks
rank ideas by reach, impact, confidence, and effort
rank ideas by impact, confidence, and ease
sort items into must, should, could, and won't
choosing one thing means giving up another
the price of waiting to do something valuable
define the smallest concrete step that moves work forward
limit how much time a task is allowed to consume
identify low-value work you will deliberately skip
reorder, defer, or drop tasks before starting new work
distinguishes time pressure from long-term value