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Eisenhower Matrix and Prioritizing Work 1

  • maggiesalo
  • Apr 21
  • 1 min read

Great way to prioritize work! I love this explanation of the Eisenhower Matrix.


  1. Urgent and Important: Clear deadlines and consequences for not taking immediate action.

  2. Not Urgent and Important: No set deadline, brings you closer to your goals. Easy to procrastinate on.

  3. Urgent Not Important: Need to be done but don't require your skills. Busy work.

  4. Not Urgent Not Important: Distractions, feel worse after, can be okay in moderation.



Eisenhower Matrix and Prioritizing Work 1
Eisenhower Matrix and Prioritizing Work 1


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