Most people learn time management the hard way: by trial and error.
For instance, Ike Eisenhower struggled to prioritize tasks during his presidency. This made it difficult to stay organized while making tough decisions. Therefore, he developed a method known as "The Eisenhower Matrix," which allows people to divide their tasks into smaller lists of four based on urgency and importance.
Étienne Garbugli, a Montreal-based product and marketing consultant, has invented a technique to master time and work.
Garbugli is the author of "Lean B2B: Build Products Businesses Want" and creator of "Control Alt Deceit," a card game designed to replicate the process of starting a business. The designer created the following presentation, posted to SlideShare, which we've shared here with his permission.
This is an update of an article originally posted by Max Nisen and Jenna Goudreau.
