Productivity tip – Focus on the most important tasks

You probably didn’t go to the Massachusetts Institute of Technology better known as MIT – but an MIT can help you be more productive.

The theory behind Most Important Tasks (MIT) is that any given to-do list has some tasks that are more important than others. If you focus on simply checking off to-do list items, you’ll end up with a mix of important and less important tasks completed, so you’ll need to prioritise and I suggest you use My Super To-do List which enables you to set your priority and do the Most Important Tasks first.

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It also exposes you to the potential for procrastination—it’s easy to spend the whole day checking off easy, less important to-dos instead of buckling down on the hard stuff.

Instead, spend a few minutes at the beginning of your day to choose 1–3 MITs—the things that, no matter what, you need to finish by the end of the day.

With a renewed focus on what’s important, it’s easier to make sure the important things get done. Efficient is doing things right and effective is doing the right things. So the most productive people work on the high value tasks, making sure that how they are doing those tasks is the best way.