Value/impact of activity: Is this a high value/high impact task? Will it support a major goal?
Time required: How long will it take to complete the task? Remember to break large tasks into smaller subtasks.Difficulty: How easy or complex is the task?
Cost: What will it cost to complete the task?If completing a task will have high impact, require little time and be easy to do with minimal cost, it is a high priority.
But
be certain you attend to all tasks that have high value or impact.
These are the ones that will make a difference in the long run. And
remember: If it isn't urgent today, it will become so soon.
Henry, founder of Mise En Place, an effectiveness and productivity firm, may be reached at annmichael@m-e-p.com.
This column is written by members of the Rochester Women's Network (www.rwn.org), which seeks to help women connect, grow and succeed.
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