Label them as urgent and important, important but not urgent, urgent but not important, or not urgent nor important. Mark them as done as you complete them.
Dwight is a simple, easy to use task management web app based on the Eisenhower Matrix, a decision-making method that divides tasks into the following categories: urgent and important, urgent but not important, important but not urgent, and not urgent nor important. Categorizing your to-do items this way greatly increases your productivity by allowing you to prioritize in a rational, effective way.
When you add a task, you’ll have to decide whether the task is urgent, important, both, or none.
Tasks are displayed divided by categories. Each category has a color. You can customize the colors and subtitles if you wish to do so.
Simply add tasks and mark them as completed as you do them.
If needed, add a deadline and/or the email of another person involved in the task.
Check your organizational score often to keep your to-do list as tidy as possible. The score area will show you simple solutions for common organizational problems.