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  • Task Prioritization: Methods that Really Work +Quiz

    Sergey Koshevoy
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    Ever feel like your to-do list has turned into a chaotic mountain of tasks? You’re not alone! Prioritizing can be challenging, especially when every task feels equally important. I've listed three of my favorite below. Plus, stick around for a quiz at the end to help you pick the method that suits you best! 1. The Eisenhower Matrix A favorite for many, the Eisenhower Matrix helps you categorize tasks into four quadrants: Urgent and Important: Do these now. Important, but Not Urgent: Schedule these. Urgent, but Not Important: Delegate if possible. Neither Urgent nor Important: Consider dropping these. 2. MoSCoW Prioritization The MoSCoW method focuses on categorizing tasks by priority: Must-haves: Absolutely essential tasks. Should-haves: Important but not critical. Could-haves: Nice to include if time allows. Won't-haves: Skip for now. 3. ABC Analysis This method is great for productivity junkies! Sort tasks into: A: High-priority tasks with the highest impact. B: Medium-priority tasks that need attention but aren’t game-changers. C: Low-priority tasks that can wait. 🧩 Quiz Time! Which Prioritization Method is Right for You? Answer these quick questions: 🖍️Do you prefer having a visual approach to your tasks? Yes -> Eisenhower Matrix No -> Try MoSCoW 🖍️Do you have a lot of strict deadlines? Yes -> ABC Analysis No -> MoSCoW 🖍️Are you juggling between urgent and non-urgent tasks daily? Yes -> Eisenhower Matrix No -> ABC Analysis

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    Alice Martin
    Thanks for the quiz. I'd love to see more tools like this for productivity topics!
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    Gurkaran Singh
    Feeling like your to-do list is conspiring against you? The Eisenhower Matrix might be your superhero sidekick, especially if you love visuals. But if deadlines are your nemesis, ABC Analysis can be your go-to. And hey, just like "Her Ideal Match" helps men understand what women really like, picking the right prioritization method can help you understand what tasks truly deserve your time! 🌟
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    Calvin Park
    Oh wow thanks for the tips and the quiz! One of my colleagues is facing difficulties on tracking tasks due to ADHD, what would be the best tasks tracker for ADHD?
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    Sergey Koshevoy
    Planyway
    Launching soon!
    @calvin_park1110 I’ve heard that apps like Amazing Marvin, TickTick, Trello, and Todoist are pretty ADHD-friendly, with features like Pomodoro timers, customizable reminders, and visual boards that make it easier to focus and prioritize. Curious if anyone here has experience with these or any other recommendations!
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