He who prioritizes best wins. Decision science is all the rage now, and for good reason. We’re bombarded with choice and between our phones, our inboxes, and our relationships – it can get very confusing. Things get lost.
One way I try to keep ahead of it is a fifteen-minute session before I leave an environment (home/work) and ask myself a few questions – which I’ll write down.
- What did you accomplish today?
- What felt good, what felt bad?
- What could you have gotten rid of (time-sinks)
- Who do you need to have a conversation with?
- Is there anything you’d like to defer?
That list of five questions can help with your priority in the next day, and if you are anything like me, get you started in the morning, quickly.
From the desk of Adam Thomas 