Manual priority matrix
Classify your tasks manually by urgency and importance into four quadrants. Task≤100
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Classify your tasks manually by urgency and importance into four quadrants. Task≤100
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- Add
Add your tasks and mark urgency and importance separately. Both are your own judgments.
- Create plan
Try this concrete example: (urgent,important)=(true,true),(false,true),(true,false),(false,false) → quadrant counts [1,1,1,1]
- Export backup
Check each quadrant before you export. A printable plan doesn't schedule the tasks for you.
Questions
Does urgent always mean important?
No. The two switches give four combinations, and marking something urgent doesn't make it more important.
What should I correct before generating?
Use non-empty task text and no more than 100 tasks.
What does this output not establish?
No deadlines, effort estimates or objective business ranking are worked out for you.
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