Focus. Achieving priority goals

Many people live in constant timekeeping and are even proud that they can cope with a problem that usually requires several months of labor in a few hours. But is it not easier to take care of everything in advance and plan your life? Stephen R. Kovi proposes to divide all matters into four groups: urgent and important, non -secondary and important, urgent, but unimportant and, finally, non -burning and unimportant. Which group of cases should concentrate your efforts? As a rule, most people immediately answer: on the first, that is, on the “important and urgent”, but this is the wrong choice. If a person concentrates only on such matters, then stress, exhaustion of vitality and eternal emergency are waiting for him. But, if we use the advice that the author gives, our life will steadily change for the better, especially since the modern manager has a whole arsenal of technical means for its clear planning