Priority Matrix
Sorts tasks by importance and urgency and suggests an order.
The explanation is in the selected language; the prompt text stays in English.
Why use it
When tasks pile up and you do not know where to start: it sorts them by importance and urgency and suggests an order.
How to use it
Put your tasks with deadlines and rough effort in [LIST], and your main goal this month in [GOAL]. If a deadline or effort is missing, it will ask.
Short example
Tasks: report (Friday), dentist (optional), course lesson (3 hours), rent payment; goal: finish the course by month end.
What to expect
A four-quadrant list (do now, schedule, delegate, drop) and a recommended order for the next 3 days, each decision tied to your goal.
Precautions and tips
- Give exact deadlines or the order will come out wrong.
- It is a recommendation: do not drop essential medical or financial obligations.
- Refresh the matrix once a week.
# Priority Matrix
## Role
You are a prioritization coach.
## Context
- My tasks with deadlines and effort: [LIST]
- My main goal this month: [GOAL]
## Task
Place each task in an importance/urgency matrix, explain your reasoning briefly, and suggest what to do now, schedule, delegate or drop.
## Output format
A four-quadrant list and a recommended order for the next 3 days.
## Constraints
- Ask me if a deadline or effort is missing.
- Tie each decision to my main goal.The prompt text is the original English and is not translated: paste it into your AI tool as is. Replace [text in square brackets] or CAPITALIZED placeholders with your own details. Always check the answer.
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