Five priorities that actually hold
When everything is a priority, nothing is — so pick five
Overview
Long priority lists are a way of avoiding the choice. Five goals for the month, five key tasks for the week, five wins for the day — a rhythm a team can actually keep.
Key benefits
The choice is made explicitly
A rhythm instead of a backlog
Progress is visible daily
Ends the week on what was done
How to get started
Set five goals for the month
Star five key tasks each week
Log the wins at the end of the day
Review the month before starting the next
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App information
Related use cases
Commit publicly to your goals
Publish the goals you choose and let friends cheer you on
Separate what you maintain from what you finish
Areas are ongoing responsibilities; Projects have an end date
Leave a written trace of what was said
Record what was agreed on the phone, before memories differ