Try the 1-2-3 Method today.
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Try the 1-2-3 Method today. I just shared it on my podcast. https://t.co/q3iaMlem2f Image care of @JohnBills https://t.co/PCzwwtqO6O
The 3-3-3 Method is as follows:
Spend 3 hours on your most important thing.
Complete 3 shorter tasks you've been avoiding.
Work on 3 maintenance activities to keep life in order.
The idea is that if you execute and check off these three major boxes, you've had a good day. It removes the pressure of "never enough" thinking whereby ambitious pe... See more
- 1 essential project that you need to dedicate your peak time to today
- 2 urgent and essential tasks that must get accomplished
- 3 maintenance items that you will complete today
225. The 1-2-3 Method - Greg McKeown
Focus on one big thing
I used to make long to-do lists and feel guilty about not completing them.
Now, I structure my to-do list as follows:
If I finish my one big thing, then my day is a success. To find it, I use this matrix:
The Eisenhower matrix
This matrix does have one flaw. From my experience... See more
I used to make long to-do lists and feel guilty about not completing them.
Now, I structure my to-do list as follows:
One big thing Less important thing Less important thing
If I finish my one big thing, then my day is a success. To find it, I use this matrix:
The Eisenhower matrix
This matrix does have one flaw. From my experience... See more
Peter Yang • 8 Tips to Manage Your Time Better to Achieve Your Goals in 2024
Enter the 1–3–5 rule.
The 1–3–5 rule is a task management strategy that is all about prioritization and focus. It involves choosing one big, three medium, and five small tasks to try and knock out each day.
The 1–3–5 rule is a task management strategy that is all about prioritization and focus. It involves choosing one big, three medium, and five small tasks to try and knock out each day.
Only Do Nine Things
Every day, create a list of your top three daily priorities, with the first being your top priority. Take time to really consider whether these are the most important places to invest your energy, and if they are not, replace them with something that will bring greater meaning to you and your business. This practice will give you clarity around wha... See more