Welcome to Episode 349 of the Walking Leader Podcast with your host David Guerra.
In this episode, I talk about a great Self-Leadership resource: EISENHOWER MATRIX: What is it, how to use it, when to use it, how to master it and why it matters to every self-leader.
Are you managing your priorities, or are your priorities managing you? Have you ever finished a busy day feeling like you’ve accomplished very little of what really mattered? You have answered emails, attended meetings, handled interruptions, solved problems, and helped everyone else. But what happened to YOUR priorities?
It’s time to change that!
It is imperative for Self-leaders to learn and master the prioritization of challenges as they occur. You are invited to listen to this 30 minute episode to learn more and how you can overcome with challenges now and in the future by using the Eisenhower Matrix.
In episode 349 “EISENHOWER MATRIX” David shares with you:
- What Is the Eisenhower Matrix?
- How to Use the Eisenhower Matrix
- When Should You Use the Eisenhower Matrix?
- The Behavioral Science Behind Prioritization
- Urgency Bias
- Psychology of Procrastination
- Habits and Decision Making
- Implementation intentions
- Taking the Matrix Beyond Yourself
- How to Master the Eisenhower Matrix
- Reflection: Are You Leading Your Time or Reacting to It?
- Immediate and Long-Term Action Items
- plus more...
In the mean time, REMEMBER TO KEEP GOING BEYOND THE GRIND & KEEP GOING BEYOND THE HUSTLE AND BREAK FROM THE CROWD TO BE A LEADER WITHOUT EQUAL BECAUSE THAT IS THE ONLY WAY TO BE THE WALKING LEADER!
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I invite you to take about 30 minutes and listen to the Episode 349 of the Walking Leader Podcast. Enjoy!
Music in this episode:
Music from https://filmmusic.io
"Sweeter Vermouth" by Kevin MacLeod (https://incompetech.com)
License: CC BY (http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/)
