How do you decide what to work on every week?

When planning for the week in the Productive Gorilla system, I suggest members that they should use the Eisenhower Matrix.

This is a simple, yet powerful way, to decide what to work on every week, by focusing your immediate efforts only on urgent and important tasks.

Anything else can be delegated, moved to a future date or scrapped altogether.

But how do you actually decide what is important and urgent?

A quick way to do that is to ask yourself:

Why am I undertaking this task?

and

Will accomplishing it take me closer to my important goals?

Try to ask yourself these questions while using the Eisenhower Matrix and let me know whether your productivity increases!

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