Prioritize Priorities for Getting Things Done

Jeff Pulver reminds you to have just one priority at any given point of time:

Remember: While we all have multiple priorities, you can only have ONE number one priority. Anytime you have more than one Number one priority is a time when you won’t get ANYTHING done. Link [tags]gtd[/tags]

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