There is a productivity system out there that forces you to prioritize your tasks better

in order to help you get more done.

And I'm going to tell you all about it. This priority system that I'm talking about is called must should want.

And you might have heard of it. The idea is pretty

straightforward. As you wake up in the day you first thing sort of create a list

of the things you need to do for that day,

and then you go through and you categorize them

into must, should, and want.

And the reason that this works is because it forces you

to think about where each task fits in your day and

whether or not it can be pushed. One of the big reasons why we struggle to be

productive and why we struggle to get things done each day

is simply because we spend time on tasks that really aren't that important.

We focus our time on things that feel urgent but aren't actually important to get done in that moment.

Things that are maybe timely but don't need to be done right now.

And that time and energy spent there, as well as the time and energy

spent switching to something else, drives us crazy. It makes it so challenging to stay focused

and to make things work as we switch from task to

task, not to mention, and you've probably experienced this yourself, as you go through the

rest of your day, you start to realize time is flying by. All of those little 5, 10, 15, 20 minute

tasks that you've spent your energy and time on throughout the day, they up quickly they don't feel like it but they

add up very quickly and so the purpose of this system is to help you organize prior to the day starting

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