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The Eisenhower Matrix — also called the Urgent-Important Matrix — is a prioritization framework that sorts tasks into four quadrants by urgency and importance: Do First (urgent and important), Schedule (important but not urgent), Delegate (urgent but not important), and Eliminate (neither urgent nor important).
Type a task into the input, pick a quadrant from the dropdown, and press Add. You can also drag tasks between quadrants to reprioritize as your day changes. Check tasks off as you complete them, or use Clear Completed to tidy up.
Do First is for tasks that are both urgent and important — deadlines, crises, and things with immediate consequences. Schedule is for important but not urgent work — planning, learning, and relationship-building — the tasks that prevent future fires but can be done later today or this week.
Delegating isn't only handing work to a colleague. For solo workers it means automate it, outsource it, or ask for help — anything that gets an urgent-but-not-important task off your plate without your direct effort.
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When everything feels urgent, ADHD brains freeze. The matrix forces a quick decision — urgent versus not, important versus not — which reduces decision fatigue and turns an overwhelming list into four small, manageable piles you can act on one quadrant at a time.