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Tasks that are urgent but not important according to the Eisenhower matrix should be delegated. This strategy allows you to focus on tasks that are both urgent and important, or important but not urgent. Delegation can be done by assigning the task to a team member who has the capacity to handle it, or by outsourcing it if necessary. It's also important to set clear expectations and provide necessary resources when delegating tasks to ensure they are completed effectively.
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What if the goal is to prioritize tasks based on their level of urgency? The Eisenhower matrix below classifies tasks based on their urgency and importance. For example, any tasks that are both urgent and important are represented in the green box and should be "done" immediately. While those that are important but not urgent should be planned for accordingly, and those in the urgent but not important quadrant should be delegated to others to complete. Anything that's not urgent and not important? Delete.
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