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How to organize our work by The Eisenhower Matrix?

In the day to day life, we have N number of works to do. Everyone wants to complete their work on time with effectiveness. The Eisenhower Matrix1 is a powerful tool to organize the works based on two simple parameters of “Important and Urgent”.  Refer to the below chart.

1. Not important and not urgent: Can be scheduled later

2. Important, but not urgent: Plan later to do

3. Not Important, but urgent: Review and do yourself later or can assign some to do.

4. Important and urgent: Do it immediately.


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Bibliography:

Covey, Stephen R. 2013. 7 Habits of Highly Effective People. Simon & Schuster Ltd: The Eisenhower Matrix.

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