Prioritize Inbox
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When to reach for this
Shortening the admin that sits between you and the real work.
- Turning a messy to-do list into an ordered plan
- Summarising a meeting, thread or backlog
- Building repeatable checklists and standard operating procedures
- Area
- Prioritization
- Effort
- No blanks to fill
- Difficulty
- easy
- Niche
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What it does
Rank by impact and effort an inbox backlog — e.g. an inbox with 340 unread emails after two weeks of.
How to use
Start from an inbox backlog such as an inbox with 340 unread emails after two weeks of vacation. List the candidate items and the resource or time constraint you're under. The result is a ranked list with an impact-versus-effort rationale for each item.
Example
/PrioritizeInbox Inbox: an inbox with 340 unread emails after two weeks of vacation Notes: List the candidate items and the resource or time constraint you're under. Output: a ranked list with an impact-versus-effort rationale for each item
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Paste the command, then attach the file or text on the same message - it handles mixed input well.
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