Making faster better decisions part one of 243
Let´s start easy - The Eisenhower Matrix
Not only since Daniel Kahnemann's great book "Thinking fast and Thinking slow" we know that humans are predictably irrational when it comes to decision making. In the last years, I have been working intensively on the decision-making of humans and machines, to empower people and teams to make faster, better decisions on the factual level to achieve significantly better results. I set out to regularly introduce a method that helps us hack ourselves to get better results.
Every morning I start with Eisenhower Matrix. This is a very simple well-known method that enables you to follow one mastermind of productivity, Dwight Eisenhower. I write in the matrix all tasks for the day. My emails are always in the box "Urgent but not important." I read and answer emails between 12:00 and 13:00 and after 20:00. These time windows are scheduled in my Outlook. The mornings and afternoons are reserved for substance work.




Technologie dem Menschen ähnlicher gestalten - Die zwölf Kernelemente des digitalen Vertrauens (1/5)
