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muss : nicht zu rettender schaden wenn nicht -> einmaliger nutzen : einmalig
sollte : zu rettender schaden wenn nicht -> austauschbarer nutzen : ersetzbar
könnte : sekundärziel / bonuspunkte -> optionaler nutzen : optional
würde : wünschenswert -> möglicher nutzen : möglich -
Must do: locked commitment
Should do: serious commitment, but with room to renegotiate planning
Could do: no hard commitment, action based on available time, energy, etc.
Would do: no commitment but a positive intention, stuff you 'like' to do
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Statt fehlender oder ABC-Priorisierung
"Muss ich" -
"Sollte ich" - erledigen
"Möchte ich" -
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# Need to do
This covers every task that you must do, otherwise there are serious consequences. A prime example is when you receive a final warning from your electricity company. If you don’t act on it you get cut off and that is certainly not a particularly happy outcome for your inaction. Likewise, if you don’t take an important document to a meeting at head office with the directors you risk getting sacked.
# Should do
Tasks that fit into this priority typically have no severe consequences for not acting on them, but you are obliged to do them, whether it be for something like moral and financial reasons. Using the electricity bill as an example again, you should pay it early so it doesn’t get to the stage where you are getting red letters. That way you avoid the stress and hassle that comes when you are being chased for money.
# Want to do
Tasks in this category have no consequences stemming from not acting on them. They include such things that you would like to do, whether it be for your own personal satisfaction or simply to make yourself feel good. Prime examples include playing a computer game or watching a film.
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You might ask how this differs from the traditional high, medium, low approach. Firstly, by phrasing it as “need to do” it immediately means a lot more and emphasizes the action required. Secondly, there is the time factor. When a bill comes in it it is not necessary to pay it there and then. Leave it a week when the payment deadline gets close it starts to become something you need to act on. Because of this it’s much easier to be smart with your workflow. Overloaded now but free next week? Put the bill aside for processing till then. You can plan and spread your tasks out so you are never overwhelmed.
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