There’s no question that President Dwight D. Eisenhower was remarkably productive.
He was a five-star general, and university president, founded NASA, signed the Civil Rights Act of 1957, and accomplished much more.
So, how did he manage to do it all?
Eisenhower’s secret to getting so much done is what we now call the Eisenhower Matrix.
The Eisenhower Matrix is a prevalent and effective time management strategy that some highly influential people use to accomplish their most important work.
In this blog, I’m delving into the Eisenhower Matrix — what it is, when, and how to use it to achieve your goals.
The Eisenhower Matrix, sometimes called the Eisenhower Decision Matrix, the Eisenhower Method, or the Eisenhower Box, is a way to categorize and prioritize items on your to-do list based on urgency and importance.
Using a time management method like the Eisenhower Matrix is one way to make your workweek more sustainable.