Prioritization

Prioritization

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Putting First Things First

Success

"There are two things that are most difficult to get people to do: To think & to get people to do things in order of importance."

John Maxwell

Ultimately your success will be determined not by how hard you work but by how smart you work. Anybody can be busy but few people concentrate their best efforts on the things that will deliver them their greatest dividends.

	What is the one activity that you know that if you did incredibly well would bring you the greatest positive results in your working life?
	How much of your time over the last week have you spent working on that activity?

In business today few of us have the luxury of working on a single deliverable at a time. We are constantly being battered by a deluge of conflicting priorities & shifting demands.

	How do you make sure that you are spending your time on the things will make the biggest positive impact?
	What about all of those high urgency, low priority things that need to get done anyway?

John Williams said "The art of being wise is the art of knowing what to overlook". Many times the urgent can take priority over the important because we haven't taken the time to identify what can be overlooked.

	How much of your time do you spend on the most important tasks?
	How do you decide what takes priority?
	Do you have a system in place to effectively deal with the rest?
	When was the last time you felt in control of your day?

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Amanda got me to concentrate on the key business priorities.... It's amazing the difference. I'm out of the door by 6pm most evenings and my productivity has gone through the roof and as a by-product my staff are also less stressed and happier. I actually look forward to going to work most mornings!

Senior VP. Fortune 500 company.