Setting Priorities

1. ...is in large part judgmental.

2. How much time does it require vs. how much time is it worth?

3. Who wants it - why - by when?

4. How short is the fuse - how big is the bang?

5. Schedule "no appointment" days or part days.

6. Make choices - delegate or send substitute.

7. Meeting deadlines is a function of:

• Organization
• Scheduling
• Cooperation
• Saying no!

8. Use a "tickle file" - with predated reminders.

9. Organization plus scheduling yields a "Priority List."

Updated Monday, August 29, 2011

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