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Feeling overwhelmed with too many tasks?
Not sure where to start? The Eisenhower Matrix is a time-tested method to help you focus on what matters most. Based on a principle used by former U.S. President Dwight D. Eisenhower, this method divides your tasks by urgency and importance—so you stop reacting and start deciding.
The Eisenhower Matrix helps you separate what's urgent from what's important. This is the foundation of effective time management. Rather than being busy with everything, it helps you identify tasks that make real impact.
Here’s how the matrix works:
Start each day or week by writing down your tasks, then drop each into one of the four quadrants. Be honest—don’t let everything feel urgent. This forces you to clarify priorities and break the habit of reacting to everything.
I used to begin my day by checking emails and Slack messages first. That’s classic Quadrant 3 behavior—urgent but rarely important. By shifting my focus to Quadrant 2 activities (like outlining blog posts, analyzing performance), I saw a measurable jump in both focus and outcomes.
You can sketch the matrix on paper, use a whiteboard, or go digital. Here are a few tools to try:
The Eisenhower Matrix is powerful because of its simplicity. Once you start applying it regularly, you’ll find yourself spending less time firefighting and more time building. It's not about doing more—it’s about doing what matters.
Start small: categorize today’s to-do list. You’ll be surprised at what’s truly worth your time.
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