Make You A Priority Part 2

About this episode

Dr. Matt discusses making yourself a priority, exploring procrastination and the Eisenhower Matrix.

Most people think making yourself a priority means saying yes to more of what you want.   Dr. Matt is back in Waimea with a follow-up to last week, and this one goes a level deeper.   In this episode, Dr. Matt builds on last week’s conversation about making yourself a priority, introducing the Eisenhower Matrix and the two types of procrastination most people never recognize.   You’ll learn: The two types of procrastination, and why the second one is harder to catch How the Eisenhower Matrix helps you sort what only you can do from what should be delegated Why staying busy in the wrong area is its own form of avoidance How to identify what truly requires your time and what should be handed off Making yourself a priority is the first step. Knowing what only you can do is what makes it stick.   Check out live trainings at trainings.nlp.com . Join Empowerment Home, our free Mighty Networks community where Dr. Matt is taking these conversations even deeper.   If you are not in yet, it is free. Come in. empowermentinc.mn.co/spaces/9453123?utm_source=manual         Empowerment, Inc. is the leading authority on NLP, Huna, Mental and Emotional…

People in this episode

Host: Dr. Matt

Topics covered

• self-priority
• procrastination
• Eisenhower Matrix
• time management
• personal development

Keywords

• Eisenhower Matrix
• procrastination
• self-care
• time management
• personal growth

Mentioned in this episode

Organizations: Empowerment, Inc., NLP, Huna, Mental and Emotional Release®, Hypnosis

Books & works: Reach for Success

Places: Waimea

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