Covey's Time Management Matrix
{"Image DocumentName": "Covey\u2019s Time Management Matrix", "Image ImageDescription": "4/11/2017. URGENT. NOT URGENT. IMPORTANT. RIS\u00cb : Right now, you don\u2019t see much beyond 4 squares. Over the next 20-25mins we will build a simple yet elegant model to help you schedule your priorities, and to a lesser degree prioritize your schedule as we noted earlier in the webinar by showing you the success/failure quote from Covey. CHINOR: That\u2019s an excellent way of looking at the matrix Rise. Covey theorized that when we are looking at managing our time as well as ourselves, we need to define our activities by levels of importance as well as levels of urgency. Important activities are those things in which you find worth and contribute to your mission, values and goals. Urgent activities are those things in which you or others feel are in need of immediate attention. Covey expands on the concept of Important and Urgent and plots the two elements on a matrix, along with their counterparts. In doing so, we have a 4 quadrant matrix in which, Covey theorizes, we can categorize all of our activities. On the left of our matrix, or the vertical axis, Covey has listed those activities which are either Not Important or Important. At the top, or the horizontal axis, activities are listed as either Urgent or Not Urgent. Where the 4 categories intersect we encounter our 4 quadrants. CHINOR: TRANSITION STATEMENT TO MOVE SLIDE: In the spirit of putting first things first, let\u2019s review Quadrant I, which represents the intersection of those things which are both Important and Urgent. NOT IMPORTANT.", "Image XResolution": "37", "Image YResolution": "37", "Image ResolutionUnit": "Pixels/Centimeter", "Image Software": "SlidePlayer", "Image YCbCrPositioning": "Centered"}