Deep Work: Rules for Focused Success in a Distracted World. To minimize this effect, he observes that consistently working on important but not urgent tasks will help diminish the number of important and urgent tasks (which tend to be problems and crises). However, he notes that urgent and important tasks tend to take over. In the section devoted to time management, Covey argues that the tasks on which one should focus are those that are important but not urgent as they are often the tasks that will lead to long-term success. The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People: Restoring the Character Ethic. Suggests using this method for tracking how long tasks take as well as the number and kind of interruptions that occur throughout the day.Ĭovey, Stephen R. Recommends dividing work into twenty-five minute units with a five minute break, which he calls a “tomato” or “pomodoro.” Recommends working sets of four tomatoes throughout the day. Recommends determining which tasks to tackle based on context, time available, energy, available, and priority.Ĭirillo, Francesco. Emphasizes the importance of capturing all tasks so that there are not any open “loops” distracting one from their work. Suggests a method for processing tasks that “captures” all of the tasks that need to get done, determines which tasks need to be delegated or not done at all, and what actions need to be done to complete the remaining tasks.
Getting Things Done: The Art of Stress-Free Productivity. The following guides offer useful advice on staying productive:Īllen, David.
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