Leadership Buzz
A common theme in many of our articles and conversations with leaders is this idea of “busyness.”
With that in mind, we really loved this post from AJ Silber ( https://www.linkedin.com/in/ajsilber/ ) on the difference between being “busy” and being “productive.”
Full post here, and you can also see it on LinkedIn:
There’s a critical difference between busy and productive.
And the best leaders know the secret: Prioritization.
When you focus on the tasks that matter most, everything changes.
But how do CEOs and high performers decide what comes first?
Here are 9 strategies to help you prioritize like a CEO:
— Eisenhower Matrix
Focus on tasks with real impact by evaluating urgency vs. importance.
— 3-3-3 Method
Simplify your objectives by limiting your day to three tasks.
— Time Blocking
Enhance focus by setting specific time slots for your most important tasks.
— ABCDE Method
Prioritize by importance: Start with A’s and move down to E’s.
— MOSCOW Method
Categorize tasks by need: Must have, Should have, Could have, and Won’t have.
— Kanban Board
Monitor progress consistently with a visual workflow.
— 25/5 Rule
Identify your top 5 goals—disregard the rest to sharpen your focus.
— Pareto Principle
Apply the 80/20 rule: Focus on the 20% of tasks that drive 80% of results.
— Theory of Constraints
Increase operational flow by resolving bottlenecks.
Start making better decisions with your time today.
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