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Working within the education sector invariably throws together so many tasks that producing a simple to-do list is sometimes just not enough. When faced with a complex to-do list, the usual temptation can be to procrastinate, leaving the important and urgent items on the list festering away until last-minute panic sets in.
Widely recognised as one of the most productive USA presidents, the 34th incumbent, Dwight D. Eisenhower’s productivity has been extensively researched, and by far one of the most useful strategies he is credited for devising is now known as the Eisenhower Box. It’s a simple method to help you avoid procrastination and prioritise what you should be working on.
Via ICTmagic, Miloš Bajčetić
