Today’s advice column will introduce you to a time management tool that is fit for a former President. The Eisenhower urgent-important matrix helps you evaluate tasks based upon their relative urgency/non-urgency and importance/unimportance, which allows you to prioritize them to figure out how to handle them.
This week’s advice video is called “Using ‘Get Me the Details’ Instead of Saying No!” So, when someone asks you to do something, instead of saying no without having all the information or instead of saying yes and not having all the information, you simply say ‘get me the details’.
In this edition of the PYP mailbag, I will answer some common reader questions regarding ‘moron proofing’. A ‘moron proofing’ idea is one that is used for preventing mistakes or mishaps from happening.
