Reading practice (Choosing priorities )

We have so many works in our life, which work to do first and second and next and next. This process of listing of order , this process of enumerating is called prioritizing. 

 Effective time management involves prioritizing.

We cannot handle all the task that come our way, at the same time. Working to a list of priorities is very very vital and crucial.

We can divide our tasks into four categories,

1. Very important 

2. Important 

3. Useful

4. Unimportant

All these activities have a time horizon, 

1. Urgent (to be done as soon as possible)

2. Fairly Urgent (to be done by a नीर deadline)

3. Not Urgent (can wait for a time)

4. Optional (no time pressure)

The categories and time horizons, determine what u can put at the bottom of the pile and what must go at the top.

Estimate the time each task will take then plan your days and weeks round achieving the top priority tasks, fitting in the others round them.