: Four quadrants: Urgent/Important, Not Urgent/Important, Urgent/Not Important, and Neither.
Psychologically more satisfying than a standard to-do list for those prone to burnout.
Designed to bridge the gap between tasks, this layout prevents the "What was I doing?" slump. : A simple two-column list.
: You only write down things after you have completed them. It serves as a visual record of progress and a "useful paper" for weekly reviews.
[s2e28] Episode #2.28 -
: Four quadrants: Urgent/Important, Not Urgent/Important, Urgent/Not Important, and Neither.
Psychologically more satisfying than a standard to-do list for those prone to burnout. [S2E28] Episode #2.28
Designed to bridge the gap between tasks, this layout prevents the "What was I doing?" slump. : A simple two-column list. : Four quadrants: Urgent/Important
: You only write down things after you have completed them. It serves as a visual record of progress and a "useful paper" for weekly reviews. [S2E28] Episode #2.28
