Eisenhower Matrix

Effective time management begins with clarity. This framework helps you distinguish between tasks that demand immediate attention, those worth scheduling, and those better delegated or discarded. By categorizing tasks based on urgency and importance, you can make decisions that align with your goals and reduce stress.

 
Modeling based on Eisenhower Matrix

Entity Name	Description
Task	A unit of work requiring evaluation and action.
Important	Tasks that contribute significantly to long-term goals or values.
Urgent	Tasks requiring immediate attention due to time sensitivity.
Not Urgent	Tasks that can be scheduled for later without immediate consequences.
Not Important	Tasks with minimal impact on long-term objectives.
Do	Action taken immediately for tasks that are both urgent and important.
Schedule	Planning tasks that are important but not urgent.
Delegate	Assigning urgent but less important tasks to others.
Delete	Removing tasks that are neither urgent nor important.

Prioritization is not just about doing more—it's about doing what matters. This framework offers a simple yet powerful lens to help you focus, act, and let go with confidence.