You’ve got waaaay to much to do everyday, but how do you decide what to focus on?

And one you decide, how do you make sure to follow it through?

I'll need to use the cognitive functions of having a need to make a plan, compare options and exercise self-control.

Making a plan is crucial, and it starts with recognizing the need to do so. We'll dive into practical examples, such as prioritizing tasks in a business setting. Many people underestimate the importance of planning and opt to wing it instead. We'll explain why having a solid plan is vital for success and how it can benefit you.

Once you acknowledge the significance of planning, the next step is to compare your tasks and determine what is truly essential. In the realm of business, this means identifying needle-moving activities that generate revenue. Whether it's lead generation, order fulfillment, cold-calling, or email marketing, we'll guide you on selecting the tasks that align with your goals. By prioritizing your tasks and having a plan in place, you'll always know what comes first.

Now, here's the key: following through and showing self-control. Once you've made your plan and established your priorities, it's crucial to stick with them. No more last-minute changes or distractions.

We also discuss the Eisenhower Matrix and how you can use so everyday chaos doesn't dictate your productivity. Master the art of task prioritization and follow-through with strong cognitive functions.