Productivity & Priorities Worksheet

When everything feels urgent, the list in your head is longer and vaguer than the one that would fit on paper. This worksheet gets it onto paper and then cuts it down, using one image throughout: what is on your plate.

What's inside

1. Brain dump everything on your mind that needs doing
2. Decide what actually needs to be done today
3. Take things off your plate: what someone else could do, who, and how you will ask them
4. Name your "veggies", the tasks you want to do least, and do them first
5. Sort what's left, from the dull to the ones you quite enjoy
6. Deal with the rest of the brain dump: into the fridge for another day, or into the bin

Step three is where I'd slow down. People under pressure tend to assume nobody can help, and the sheet makes you write a name and a way of asking.

It plans one day. It will not tell you whether the things on the plate are the right things, and if the same items go into the fridge every evening, that is a different conversation, possibly with your manager. If you coach, it is a quick one to do live with a client who arrives overwhelmed.

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