When you want to get your priority one value tasks done, what barriers do you face?
Time, procrastination, lack of organisation and overwhelm are just a few things that might be holding you back. So how can you prioritise effectively and get the things that need doing, done?
Grab a pen and paper, because this week I’m going to give you a few simple tips and tricks so you can get your highest priority one value tasks done.
Get ready to learn the following, and more:
- Ways you can prioritise using value scores
- How to maintain your goals
- Figure out how your time is actually spent
Priorities change, but when you’re always focusing on the right activities you will achieve more to help your business thrive!
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You need to prioritize which activity is the best use of your time.
Mark Garrett Hayes – How to get your priority one value tasks done
How to work out your priority one value tasks? 🤔
“All any of us have is approximately 4000 weeks, if we’re fortunate.
It is absolutely surprising when you realize that that’s all the time we have.
So if you’re limited by the number of weeks that you have in your life and the number of hours that you can dedicate to running your business, you really have to focus on the limited supply of hours and focus on the things that really get you to the place you’re going.
You might have heard of the Pareto principle. It was developed years ago by management consultant Joseph German, based on the work of the Italian economist Vilfredo Pareto.
The Pareto principle basically says that 80% of our results or outcomes are really the things we look for and try to achieve, 80% of those come from just roughly 20% of our activities. ⬅️
It’s sometimes startling how true this is. The tricky part, therefore, is figuring out from a business owner perspective, which are those 20% of activities are priority one value tasks.”
Time is the constant value is the variable.
Mark Garrett Hayes – How to get your priority one value tasks done
What is Transactional Analysis?
“You have to decide the value to you and your business of any certain task.
Once you’ve done that you can work out the time to value score and focus on scheduling those things in the time allowed to you.
I recommend doing this at least once a year.
As your priorities will change you will need to revisit this exercise and each time reassess the value.
The older you get typically the way your values will change and that will influence what you think is the right thing to be doing for your business.
Again, it needs to be something that’s right for you for your life for your consultancy, and for your brand.“
Take-aways you do not want to miss 👇
- How you can get the highest priority one value tasks done well
- The importance of finding your focus.
- Reasons why you should certify in Transactional Analysis
- What you can learn from the Pareto principle
- Steps you’ll need to identify the most valuable tasks
- How to get everything out of your mind
- How to choose your most important goal
- The value of time checking your tasks
- Three key activities to calculate your time value score
Some resources for you
www.toggle.com – Time keeping software
www.clockify.me – Keep track of your time
Pomodoro Apps – Free Productivity timers
4000 Weeks – Oliver Burkeman
Deep Work – Cal Newport
Atomic Habits – James Clear
LinkedIn – Connect with Me
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