Conflicting Priorities | how to avoid procrastination

Conflicting Priorities | how to avoid procrastination

I've been in a pharmaceutical industry for all of my career, I remember right from the start having multiple priorities in parallel. The Cancer research UK challenge I completed last month reminded me of the systems are implemented to help manage priorities. The worst thing you can do is sit and wonder which want to do first, or go and do something completely different just because you don't want to make the decision.

The human mind, unfortunately, can't multitask despite what many people might say. You may be able to switch quickly between different activities but multitasking is actually a fallacy.

It's therefore important to have a system which he used to decide which ones to focus on. As the complaint report you need to review more important than briefing the team on their activities for the day?

I use a system of listing out my current to-do list written in a standardised format which I learnt a long time ago. I then choose the top three based on what do I need to do that allows somebody else to get on with their work as this means we have two others working not just one. Then what is important and urgent then what moves me towards my objectives.

I then select one two and three and start working on number one.

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