How To Get Stuff Done: The Eisenhower Matrix (a.k.a. The Urgent Vs The Important) (forbes.com)

Summary

Mark Nevins, for Forbes, makes the following points:

• It is ideal for high-performing people who often try to do too much.
• The upper right-hand quadrant of the matrix represents the “most urgent and most important”.
• The lower left-hand quadrant is “least urgent and least important”.
• The upper left is “most urgent and least important” and is ripe for delegating tasks.
• The lower right is “least urgent and most important” and can offer a good return on time invested.

References

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Source Information:

• Article Source: Forbes
• Media Check:  Forbes - Media Bias Fact Check (mediabiasfactcheck.com)
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